Human Rights Commission Accusations An accusation is a formal complaint filed after Commission staff have investigated a case, determined that there is substantial evidence of discrimination, and the parties have been unable to conciliate the case. Listed below are recent cases in which accusations (formerly called complaints) have been filed. The following accusations contain allegations that, unless otherwise indicated, have not been proven. Click the case title to view the accusation document (pdf). In cases where the Commission has issued a decision, click on “Download Related Record” to view the decision in PDF format Demetrie Alexander vs. Alaska State Commission for Human Rights Type: Accusation Date: August 9, 2017 Basis: Race Resolution: Appeal Pubic hearing summary: Appellant alleged that the Alaska Court System discriminated against him based on his race, Alaska Native, when it terminated his employment as a magistrate judge. The Commission found no substantial evidence of discrimination and closed the case. On August 9, 2017, Appellant appealed to the Alaska Superior Court. The court stayed the administrative appeal on February 28, 2018, after Appellant filed a civil action (4FA-18-01372CI) based on the same facts as those alleged to the Commission. As of March 31, 2022, the appellate case remains stayed while the private civil action is ongoing. «Previous Page 1 2