An Alaska Order of Dismissal is a court order issued by a judge in Alaska that dismisses a criminal charge or charges against a defendant without prejudice, meaning the charges can be refiled at a later date. It is a type of dismissal of a criminal case in Alaska, similar to a nolle prosequi in other states. There are three types of Alaska Order of Dismissal: With Prejudice, Without Prejudice, and No Action. A With Prejudice Dismissal means that the charge or charges are dropped permanently, and cannot be refiled at a later date. A Without Prejudice Dismissal means that the charge or charges are dropped but can be refiled at a later date. A No Action Dismissal means that the charges are not dropped, but the court will not take any action on the case for a specified period of time.