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United States — Alaska
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This chapter is titled “Printing and Distribution of Legislative Enactments,” and the listed sections were renumbered to AS 24.08.300–24.08.330.
United States — Alaska
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This provision is a chapter heading and note that Sec. 24.37.010 was renumbered as AS 24.05.182.
United States — Alaska
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This provision gives legislators immunity from certain legal process while attending legislative sessions or related meetings, and gives some defendants and civil parties a right to continue proceedings when a legislator is involved.
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This chapter requires lobbyists to register, renew, report, and keep records, and it bars certain lobbying conduct and related conflicts of interest.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter lets the legislature host student guests, lets each high school pick one student guest each year, requires school principals to certify the selection, requires the legislative council to handle transportation and housing arrangements, and requires each guest to submit a paper before leaving the capital.
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This chapter creates the ombudsman office and sets rules for appointment, duties, investigations, confidentiality, reporting, jurisdiction, and penalties.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets out how Alaska’s legislature is organized, how members qualify, and how sessions, committees, records, and chamber spaces are managed.
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This chapter sets conduct rules for legislators and legislative employees, including bans on certain gifts, conflicts, campaign-related conduct, misuse of public resources, and some disclosure duties.
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This chapter creates the Office of Victims' Rights and sets rules for appointing, qualifying, paying, and limiting the victims' advocate, plus the office’s complaint, investigation, confidentiality, subpoena, restitution, and reporting duties.
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This chapter sets procedures for bills and resolutions, including title and subject limits, fiscal notes, readings and votes, veto reconsideration, filing, and distribution rules.
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This chapter has been repealed; the text points readers to AS 25.05.081 for current law.
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This chapter says spouses generally keep separate property and separate liability, but can give each other power to act as attorney-in-fact and can bring actions over property.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets rules for majority, minor medical consent, parent-child support, paternity, custody, and visitation.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets rules for who may adopt or be adopted, when consent and notice are required, how adoption petitions are handled, and how adoption affects parental rights and records.
United States — Alaska
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This provision covers divorce, annulment, dissolution of marriage, custody, property division, and mediation rules in Alaska family cases.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets rules for interstate child and spousal support cases, including jurisdiction, registration, enforcement, and the duties of Alaska tribunals, the child support services agency, and employers.
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This chapter creates the child support services agency and gives it duties to enforce and administer child support, issue related regulations, and use withholding, reporting, subpoenas, and other tools to collect support.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets rules for when Alaska courts can make, modify, enforce, register, or decline child custody determinations, and requires notice, disclosure, and court-to-court communication in many custody cases.
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This chapter listing shows that several domestic-violence sections were repealed or renumbered, and it points readers to other sections for current law.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets rules for getting a marriage license, who may solemnize marriages, required records and certificates, and penalties for violations.