LEGAL · AK · 2018-2020
Kevin Clarkson
Attorney General · Republican · Alaska
On the record
Resigned amid harassment allegations
SEVERITY · RESIGNED
Background
Kevin Clarkson served as Attorney General of Alaska from 2018–2020 (2 years). Took office after Jahna Lindemuth; succeeded by Treg Taylor. Departure context: Resigned amid harassment allegations. Same-year political environment (2018): Governor Mike Dunleavy.
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Others who held this office in Alaska
- Treg Taylor (2021-present)
- Jahna Lindemuth (2016-2018)
- Craig Richards (2014-2016)
- Michael Geraghty (2012-2014)
- John Burns (2010-2012)
- Daniel Sullivan (2009-2010)
- Talis Colberg (2006-2009)
- David Marquez (2005-2006)
- Gregg Renkes (2003-2005)
- Bruce Botelho (1994-2002)
- Bruce Botelho (1994-2002)
- Charles E. Cole (1991-1994)
- Doug Baily (1990-1991)
- Grace Berg Schaible (1987-1990)
- Hal Brown (1986-1986)
- Norman C. Gorsuch (1982-1986)