Your Alaska constitutional rights

A victim of violent crime shall have the right:

To be reasonably protected from further harm by the accused through the imposition of appropriate bail or conditions of release by the court;
To confer with the prosecutor;
To be treated with dignity, respect and fairness during all phases of the criminal and juvenile justice process;
To timely disposition of the case following the arrest of the accused;
To obtain information about, and be allowed to be present at, all criminal and juvenile proceedings where the accused has the right to be present;
To be heard, upon request, at sentencing before or after conviction or juvenile adjudication, and at any proceedings where the accused's release from custody is considered;
To restitution from the accused; and
To be informed, upon request, of the accused's escape or release from custody before or after conviction or juvenile adjudication.

State of Alaska Constitution, Article I, Section 24