If you are convicted of a crime, you are allowed to appeal the outcome of your case. The appeal documents will likely be created and submitted to the court by your Alaska criminal defense attorney. It's important to note that the appellate court will not consider any new evidence. Instead, they will review the record from the trial court to determine if there were any material errors that impacted the outcome of your case. In the event that such errors are found, the court may remand the case back for a new trial. It's also possible that the charges will be dismissed or that other actions might be taken. In the event that the appellate court agrees with the trial court, you may have the right to appeal to the Supreme Court.