Alaska Stat. § 12.45.042
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Mental examination of victim.
Official statutory text
In a criminal prosecution under AS 11.41 , the court may not order or compel the victim to undergo a psychiatric or psychological examination unless (1) the victim's psychiatric or psychological condition is an element of the offense charged; or
(2) the prosecution has given notice that it will present evidence at trial that the victim suffers from a continuing psychological or psychiatric condition that resulted from the offense charged.
(2) the prosecution has given notice that it will present evidence at trial that the victim suffers from a continuing psychological or psychiatric condition that resulted from the offense charged.
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