AK HB241

Establishes a civil action allowing individuals to sue those bringing out-of-state lawsuits against them based on reproductive health services that are lawful in Alaska, with damages including actual costs, attorney fees, and up to $10,000 for frivolous claims.

Prohibits Alaska courts from enforcing subpoenas or discovery orders from other states' arbitration proceedings related to reproductive health services lawful in Alaska.

Bars peace officers and private persons from arresting individuals for providing or receiving reproductive health services in other states that are lawful in Alaska.

Prevents judicial officers from issuing search warrants to investigate or gather evidence related to reproductive health services provided or received in other states if lawful in Alaska.

Prohibits judges from issuing extradition warrants, health care providers from sharing patient information, and telecommunications utilities from complying with subpoenas related to out-of-state reproductive health prosecutions involving services lawful in Alaska; establishes $10,000 penalties for false declarations related to such requests.