AK SB265

Amends Alaska's hit-and-run statute (AS 28.35.060) to increase penalties for drivers who fail to render assistance after causing an accident

Reclassifies failure to assist an injured person from a specific penalty (up to 10 years imprisonment, up to $10,000 fine) to a class B felony punishable under standard sentencing guidelines in AS 12.55

Creates a new class A felony for failure to render reasonable assistance when the driver caused a death through criminally negligent homicide, with a presumptive sentence of 7 to 11 years for first felony convictions

Applies to both criminally negligent homicide of a person (AS 11.41.130) and criminally negligent homicide of an unborn child (AS 11.41.170)

Provisions apply only to offenses committed on or after the effective date of the Act