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AK HB326
Bill
Status
2/15/2024
Primary Sponsor
George Rauscher
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AI Summary
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Allows the Department of Public Safety and municipal police forces to enter cross-deputization agreements with federally recognized tribes and their peace officers, provided the agreements do not expand tribal criminal jurisdiction over nontribal members on nontribal land.
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Permits the Department of Public Safety and state troopers to command assistance from tribal peace officers under existing law (AS 18.65.100) despite restrictions in cross-deputization agreements.
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Defines "cross-deputization agreement" as an agreement authorizing tribal peace officers to enforce state, municipal, and tribal criminal law outside the tribe's criminal jurisdiction.
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References the definition of "federally recognized tribe" from AS 23.20.520.
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Applies to cross-deputization agreements entered into on or after the effective date of the Act.
Legislative Description
Limit Tribal Police Cross-deputization
Rights
Last Action
REFERRED TO TRIBAL AFFAIRS
2/15/2024