AK HB8

Establishes legislative findings that federal statutes, regulations, presidential executive orders, and secretarial orders must be constitutionally valid and properly adopted to qualify as supreme law under the Supremacy Clause.

Prohibits unconstitutional or improperly adopted federal statutes, regulations, presidential executive orders, and secretarial orders from preempting Alaska state laws.

Requires the Alaska Attorney General to report to house and senate judicial committees when finding that a federal statute, regulation, executive order, or secretarial order is unconstitutional or improperly adopted but would otherwise preempt state law.

Mandates the Attorney General's report include the conflicting federal action, citation to the affected state law, written legal opinion on constitutional/statutory defects, explanation of the conflict and preemption effect, and other relevant information.

Takes effect immediately upon enactment.