Friday, December 11, 2026 · NoonOutside the Robert B. Atwood Building, 550 West 7th Avenue, Anchorage Alaskans will gather to peaceably petition the Governor for an independent public investigation and for release of the 2022/2023 Kenai Grand Jury report and recommendation. The event is peaceful and open to the public. Read the full details · See the event page and map Questions, updates, or to volunteer: text your name, email and phone number to (907) 398-6403.
Hear David Haeg at the AMAC Anchorage meeting November 19, 7 p.m., Wellspring Campus, 2511 Sentry Drive. Learn why attend the December 11 assembly. All welcome.
Join Alaskans at noon on Friday, December 11, 2026, outside the Governor’s office at the Atwood Building in Anchorage. Why? Watch David Haeg’s Facebook Live replay from November 10. The peaceful citizen assembly runs noon–6 p.m. Alaska time at 550 West 7th Avenue, Anchorage, Alaska. RSVP on Facebook — Going or InterestedSign up for assembly reminders Watch the Facebook Live replay Your browser cannot play the recording. Open the saved video.This saved recording plays without a Facebook account. Everyone can sign up for assembly reminders with their name, email address and phone number.RSVP on Facebook — Going or InterestedSign up…
Alaskans, join a peaceful citizen assembly in Anchorage on Friday, December 11, 2026, from noon to 6 p.m. Alaska time, outside the Atwood Building, 550 West 7th Avenue. Want to stay informed as the assembly approaches? Use our assembly updates form to give the Alaska Grand Jurors Association your name, email address, and phone number. Sign up for December 11 assembly updates Stay connected with AGJA All three fields—name, email address, and phone number—are required. By sending the form, you ask AGJA to contact you with assembly updates. Your details are not posted publicly. You can also RSVP to the…
December 11 assembly in Anchorage: join Alaska Grand Jurors Association at the Atwood Building, noon–6 p.m., for grand jury rights and public accountability.
Download, print, and share the December 11 Assembly flyer from the Alaska Grand Jurors Association. The flyer outlines the Association’s call for release of the 2022–2023 Kenai Grand Jury report and recommendation and for an independent public investigation into its concerns about judicial accountability. December 11 assembly in Anchorage When: Friday, December 11, 2026, 12 noon–6 p.m. Alaska timeWhere: Outside the Robert B. Atwood Building, 550 West 7th Avenue, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 View the assembly event details, location map, and calendar options. Download the flyer Download printable flyer (PDF) Download the updated flyer (Word document) The printable PDF contains both…
Where: Anchorage’s Atwood Building, 550 West 7th Avenue (Governor’s office is located inside) When: December 11, noon (after the new Governor is sworn in) How: “The Right of the People to Peaceably Assemble and Petition the Government for a Redress of Grievances” What: (1) Petition Governor to appoint an independent “Mollen” type commission to publicly investigate evidence of systemic crime, corruption, and cover up by Alaska’s judges and Department of Law; and (2) Petition for release of the 2022/2023 Kenai Grand Jury report and recommendation to the public – made during its 23-month investigation into corrupt Alaskan judges and prosecutors…
Alaska Governor candidates. One of you will inherit the mushrooming scandal described below. Put the brakes on now by contacting your legislators and asking them to not confirm Stephen Cox as Alaska's new Attorney General: Senator email/phone: https://akleg.gov/senate.php Representative email/phone: https://akleg.gov/house.php Honorable Alaska Legislators: There is a cancer growing in Alaska's judicial system. In his written comments to the Alaska Supreme Court's most recent rule changes concerning Grand Juries, acting Attorney General Stephen Cox has irrefutably proven he is part of the cancer and not part of the cure. I am attaching my response to Mr. Cox's comments, which quote not only…
Chapter #7: Alaska Supreme Court Caves In! Agrees to Reconsider Unconstitutional Grand Jury Rule! Citizens and Legislators Must Participate! by David Haeg 2/3/26 On January 31, 2026, Governor candidate Treg Taylor announced that the Supreme Court is going to “reconsider” their rule that unconstitutionally prevents citizens from appealing to Grand Juries directly and unconstitutionally requires Grand Juries to obtain government approval to investigate government corruption. [or text “video” to (907) 398-6403] A rule that Mr. Taylor, when he was Attorney General, helped write, admitted was unconstitutional at his January 17, 2026 meet/greet - where he also tried to justify his…
Chapter #6: The Missing Juror. by David Haeg 1/25/26 In 2022 citizens protested outside Alaska’s courthouses, demanding a Grand Jury investigation into: (1) evidence that Marla Greenstein is falsifying investigations to keep corrupt judges on the bench and (2) evidence that Alaska’s Department of Law, Bar Association, Commission on Judicial Conduct, Court System, and judges are covering up for Ms. Greenstein. On June 29, 2022 a Kenai Grand Jury votes, by majority vote, to investigate the above. Judge Jennifer Wells orders the Grand Jury to stop investigating and permanently dismisses them from service. Citizens organize a state-wide courthouse sit-in…
