AK SB60

Allows sport fishing, hunting, and trapping licenses to be displayed in electronic form on mobile devices, with peace officers immune from liability for device damage.

Creates new violation-level offenses (without culpable mental state) for various fish and game violations, punishable under AS 12.55 rather than specified fines and imprisonment.

Increases restitution amounts for unlawfully taking big game animals, ranging from $750 for wolverines to $4,500 for musk oxen, but exempts defendants who voluntarily report takings and surrender salvaged animal parts.

Allows courts to order restitution for lost federal matching funds from Pittman-Robertson, Dingell-Johnson/Wallop-Breaux programs resulting from fish and game violations.

Increases maximum fines for commercial fishing violations: $6,000 for first conviction, $12,000 for second, and $15,000 for third or subsequent convictions within 10 years; requires court notification to Alaska Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission.