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for the District of Alaska, and in 1959 was appointed presiding judge for the Fourth Judicial District, and then associate justice of the Alaska Supreme Court. In 1964, he was defeated in a retention election following "a complicated dispute between the Supreme Court and the Alaska Bar Association".
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from May 1960 to January 1965. He is the only member of this court to have lost an election for retention to office. A street is named in his honor in the outskirts of
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Arend moved to Alaska in 1933, and was a schoolteacher for a year until his
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After leaving the court, Arend served as a regional solicitor for the
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Alaska Supreme Court
Walter Hartman Hodge
Jay Rabinowitz
United States Attorney
Fourth Division of Alaska Territory
Ralph Rivers
Everett W. Hepp
Spokane, Washington
University of Washington
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LLM
Alaska Supreme Court
Ester, Alaska
Spokane, Washington
Bachelor of Laws
Master of Laws
University of Washington
admission to the bar
United States attorney
United States Department of the Interior
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints




political graveyard entry on Arend
transcript of Alaska Constitutional Convention
Ralph Julian Rivers
United States Attorney
Fourth Division of Alaska Territory

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