I'm glad to hear you're interested in learning more about the laws. Each law is found under a general section, and then broken down more specifically. A.S. stands for Alaska Statute. The next subsection is 41, which covers crimes against people, as opposed to property, etc. If you want to learn more about a statute, there are several ways you can do that.
Most public libraries have a copy of all the state statutes.
All state courthouses also have a law library that is available to the public, but they are not usually open the whole time the courthouse is open, so check with the clerk about times and conditions. Finally, if you have access to the Internet, all state statutes are available there as well. This will allow you to read the whole statute, which is often very enlightening. The Alaska State Troopers remind you to always wear your seat belt. It's the law.