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United States — Alaska
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This chapter generally prohibits leaving a derelict vessel in state/municipal waters or property, allows impoundment and disposal by government actors, and sets notice, hearing, and penalty rules.
United States — Alaska
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A person may not moor or hang a vessel on Coast Guard buoys or beacons, or wilfully damage or destroy them; a person also may not damage or destroy certain Coast Guard beacons on land. Discharging ballast into state navigable waters in a way that harms or obstructs navigation is also prohibited.
United States — Alaska
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The department may pay shipping subsidies, but the vessel operator must follow an approved freight tariff and the contractor must file a yearly sworn report.
United States — Alaska
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Vessels over 200 gross tons may not operate in the state’s territorial waters unless the required radiotelephone equipment is installed and usable; when underway, it must be monitored, and the transportation department may adopt related regulations.
United States — Alaska
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The commission can hear complaints about discrimination in oil purchases, order a purchaser to act as a common purchaser, and penalize violations of orders.
United States — Alaska
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This provision creates the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation, sets its board and operating rules, gives it broad powers to develop gas infrastructure, and requires state agencies to expedite related reviews.
United States — Alaska
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If someone extracts oil or gas without right, damages are based on the value at the time of extraction, minus certain development, operation, and production costs, with no interest.
United States — Alaska
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This provision creates the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission and lays out how its members are appointed, how long they serve, and several basic operating powers and duties.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter is marked as repealed, and the text points readers to AS 32.11 for the current provisions.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets the rules for forming, registering, maintaining, amending, and dissolving limited partnerships in Alaska.
United States — Alaska
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This provision says what a partnership is, how it is formed, how partners and partnership property are treated, and what rights, duties, authority, dissociation, dissolution, and winding-up rules apply.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets parole rules, board powers, parole conditions, victim notice rights, and parole revocation procedures.
United States — Alaska
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This provision sets rules for prisoner good-time deductions, forfeiture and restoration, mandatory parole after release, and the governor’s executive clemency process.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter gives the commissioner broad responsibility to run state correctional facilities, manage prisoners, set release-related programs, and issue required notices and IDs.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter is marked repealed; the text directs readers to AS 33.30.191 and 33.30.201 for current law.
United States — Alaska
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This provision enacts the Agreement on Detainers and sets rules for prisoner requests, custody transfers, trial timing, dismissals, and state cooperation.
United States — Alaska
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This provision enacts interstate corrections compacts and sets rules for moving inmates and supervising offender transfers between states.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter gives the commissioner and probation officers powers and duties for administering probation, supervising probationers, and setting related rules.
United States — Alaska
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The commissioner must establish and run a pretrial services program, and pretrial services officers must assess defendants, make release recommendations, and may supervise or refer them for diversion and treatment.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter lists land registration sections, but most of the listed sections were repealed; one section was renumbered.