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AK Stat § 08.76.140 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.140. Duration and renewal of license.

(a) A license is valid for two years. (b) A person may renew a license under AS 08.01.100. The renewal fee must be equal to the fee established under AS 08.76.110(5). (c) Notwithstanding AS 08.01.100(b), if a person fails to renew a license before the expiration date of the license, the person shall pay the department a delayed renewal penalty of $100 in addition to the regular renewal fee. (d) If a person fails to renew the person's license, the person may not engage in business as a pawnbroker until the person's license is renewed or a new license is issued. (e) The department may refuse to renew a license under this section for reasons that would have prevented the issuance of the license to the person under AS 08.76.110.
AK Stat § 08.76.160 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.160. Limit on pawn transaction amount.

A licensee may not enter into a pawn transaction that exceeds $750, excluding the finance fee and any fees charged under AS 08.76.220.
AK Stat § 08.76.170 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.170. Customer and transaction limitations.

(a) A pawnbroker may not knowingly enter into a pawnbroker transaction with a person who is (1) under 18 years of age; (2) under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance when the influence is apparent; or (3) using the name of another person. (b) A pawnbroker may not knowingly accept or receive misappropriated property from a person in a pawnbroker transaction.
AK Stat § 08.76.180 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.180. Register of pawnbroker transactions.

(a) A pawnbroker shall maintain a register in which the pawnbroker shall enter in legible English at the time of each pawnbroker transaction (1) the date of the pawnbroker transaction; (2) the name of the person conducting the pawnbroker transaction; (3) the name, age, and address of the pledgor or purchaser; (4) a description of the pledged property or purchased property, including the serial number, model number, or other number on the item of property; (5) the price paid or amount loaned; (6) the signature of the pledgor or seller; and (7) the type of identification used by the pledgor or seller, the name of the government agency that issued the identification, and the number written on the identification. (b) A register may be contained in a book or in an electronic format, except that, subject to (c) of this section, the register for pawn transactions must be in an electronic format. (c) If, on July 1, 2011, a pawnbroker is located in a municipality that has a population of 6,000 or fewer individuals, the pawnbroker's register for pawn transactions may be contained in a book. (d) A pawnbroker may not falsify or intentionally fail to make an entry of a material matter in a register. (e) A pawnbroker shall maintain in good condition the record in the register of a completed pawnbroker transaction for one year after the completion of the pawnbroker transaction.
AK Stat § 08.76.190 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.190. Recording requirements.

The records required to be maintained in a register by AS 08.76.180 must appear in chronological order and, if made in a book, in ink or indelible pencil. Blank lines may not be left between entries. A pawnbroker may not change a record in a register by obliteration, alteration, or erasure. A pawnbroker may correct a record in a register by drawing a line through the entry without destroying its legibility.
AK Stat § 08.76.200 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.200. Transaction agreement.

A pawnbroker shall provide to a pledgor or seller a copy of the transaction agreement between the pawnbroker and the pledgor or seller. The agreement must clearly and conspicuously disclose (1) the name and address of the pawnbroker and the name and mailing address of the pledgor or seller; (2) the date of the transaction; (3) a description of the item sold or pledged; (4) the amount of each fee charged under AS 08.76.210 and 08.76.220; (5) if the transaction is a pawn transaction, the amount financed and the maturity date; and (6) if the transaction is a purchase by the pawnbroker, the amount of the purchase price.
AK Stat § 08.76.210 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.210. Finance fee.

(a) Except as provided in AS 08.76.280, for each 30-day period of a pawn transaction, including a grace period, a pawnbroker may charge a pledgor a finance fee of $5 or an amount that equals interest at a rate that does not exceed 20 percent of the amount financed, whichever amount is greater. (b) A finance fee is considered to be earned on the day that the pawn transaction is entered into and on the first day of each subsequent 30-day period of the pawn transaction.
AK Stat § 08.76.220 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.220. Other charges allowed.

(a) Except as provided in AS 08.76.280, a pawnbroker may charge a processing fee of not more than $5 for each pawn transaction for preparing and processing the pawn transaction documentation, for providing law enforcement reports, for paying expenses, for providing other services, and for losses. (b) A pawnbroker may charge a pledgor who places a firearm with the pawnbroker as pledged property (1) a firearm processing fee of not more than $5; and (2) a governmental fee.
AK Stat § 08.76.230 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.230. Insurance.

A pawnbroker may not sell to a pledgor or otherwise charge a pledgor for insurance in connection with a pawn transaction, except to cover the shipment of pledged property that is redeemed by mail.
AK Stat § 08.76.240 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.240. Return of pledged property.

A pawnbroker shall return pledged property to a pledgor when the pledgor redeems the pledged property. The pawnbroker shall provide the pledgor with a receipt showing the redemption. The receipt must be on a form approved by the department.
AK Stat § 08.76.250 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.250. Extension of grace period.

A pawnbroker and a pledgor may agree to extend the 30-day grace period allowed under AS 08.76.270(b), but each extension may not exceed 30 days. An extension must be in writing, and the pawnbroker shall give the pledgor a copy of the extension agreement. The agreement must clearly state the last day of the extension and the finance fee charged for the extension.
AK Stat § 08.76.260 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.260. Retention, storage, and lease.

A pawnbroker shall store pledged property in a secure area and maintain the pledged property in an unaltered condition. A pawnbroker may not lease pledged property.
AK Stat § 08.76.270 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.270. Redemption.

(a) Unless there is a hold order on the pledged property, the pledged property is subject to a claim under AS 08.76.370 or 08.76.380, or the property is returned to a lessor under AS 08.76.400, a pledgor may redeem pledged property by paying the amount financed and the finance fee in full before the pawnbroker's scheduled closing time on the maturity date. (b) If a pledgor does not pay the amount financed and the finance fee in full before the pawnbroker's scheduled closing time on the maturity date, the pawnbroker shall hold the pledged property on the pawnbroker's business premises for a grace period of 30 days plus any extension allowed under AS 08.76.250. A pledgor may redeem the pledged property during the actual grace period by paying the amount financed and the finance fee, but a pledgor may not redeem pledged property after the pawnbroker's scheduled closing time on the last day of the actual grace period. In this subsection, “actual grace period” means the grace period plus any extension allowed under AS 08.76.250. (c) If there is a hold order on pledged property, the pledgor may redeem the pledged property only when the hold order is released. (d) If pledged property is subject to a claim under AS 08.76.370 or 08.76.380, the pledgor may redeem the pledged property only when the pledged property becomes available under AS 08.76.370 or 08.76.380 for redemption. (e) If a pledgor does not redeem pledged property under (a) - (d) of this section, the title and all interest in the pledged property transfer to the pawnbroker. (f) The holder of a transaction agreement is presumed to be the person who is entitled to redeem the pledged property that is the subject of the transaction agreement, and a pawnbroker shall deliver the pledged property to the person who presents the transaction agreement and pays the amount financed and the finance fee for the pawn transaction.
AK Stat § 08.76.280 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.280. Military personnel.

A pawnbroker shall waive the unpaid amount financed and the finance fee due on a pawn transaction and hold, except as provided in AS 08.76.320 - 08.76.380, the pledged property that is the subject of the pawn transaction on the pawnbroker's business premises until 60 days after the pledgor, the pledgor's spouse, or the pledgor's dependent returns to the United States, if the pawnbroker receives a copy of military orders indicating that (1) the pledgor, or the pledgor's spouse or dependent, is enlisted in the military service of a state or the federal government; and (2) after the pawn transaction was entered into, the person was or is to be deployed abroad for service relating to a military conflict.
AK Stat § 08.76.290 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.290. Business operation method and hours.

A pawnbroker may not engage in the business of being a pawnbroker (1) by using a method, including a drive-through window, in which a person remains in a motor vehicle while conducting the pawnbroker transaction; or (2) between the hours of 12 midnight and 6:00 a.m.
AK Stat § 08.76.300 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.300. Waiver prohibited.

A pawnbroker may not require or allow a person to waive a provision of AS 08.76.100 - 08.76.590.
AK Stat § 08.76.310 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.310. Employees.

A pawnbroker may not knowingly employ a person to work in a pawnshop if, within five years before the employment begins, the person was convicted of, entered a plea of guilty to, entered a plea of no contest to, or had adjudication withheld for a felony or for a misdemeanor involving dishonesty.
AK Stat § 08.76.320 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.320. Issuance of police hold order.

(a) When a law enforcement officer has probable cause to believe that property in the possession of a pawnbroker at a pawnshop in the law enforcement officer's jurisdiction has been misappropriated, the law enforcement officer may issue a police hold order that directs the pawnbroker not to release or dispose of the property until the police hold order terminates or a court orders the release or disposal. (b) Unless a pawnbroker or the pawnbroker's designee refuses to sign the police hold order, a police hold order begins when the pawnbroker or the pawnbroker's designee receives the police hold order. If the pawnbroker or the pawnbroker's designee refuses to sign the police hold order, the police hold order begins when the refusal occurs.
AK Stat § 08.76.330 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.330. Evidentiary hold order.

(a) When property in the possession of the pawnbroker may be needed as evidence in a filed court action involving a criminal charge, a law enforcement agency may issue an evidentiary hold order to a pawnbroker that directs the pawnbroker not to release or dispose of the property until the evidentiary hold order terminates or a court orders the release or disposal. (b) A pawnbroker who receives an evidentiary hold order under (a) of this section shall hold the property until the attorney general notifies the pawnbroker in writing of the disposition of the filed court action. The attorney general shall notify the pawnbroker within 15 days after the disposition of the filed court action for which the property may be needed as evidence.
AK Stat § 08.76.340 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.340. Contents and form of hold order.

A hold order must be in writing and contain (1) the name of the pawnbroker; (2) if a police hold order, the name, title, and identification number of the law enforcement officer issuing the police hold order, and the name and address of the law enforcement agency for which the law enforcement officer is acting; (3) if an evidentiary hold order, the name and address of the law enforcement agency issuing the evidentiary hold order; (4) the number, if any, assigned by the law enforcement agency to the case, and, for an evidentiary hold order, the number and caption of the filed court action; (5) a complete description of the property being held, including the model number and serial number, if any; (6) if a police hold order, the name of the person, if any, who reported the property as misappropriated; (7) the mailing address of the pawnshop where the property is being held; and (8) the expiration date of the hold order.
AK Stat § 08.76.350 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.350. Duration of police hold order.

(a) A police hold order may not exceed 30 days. However, a law enforcement officer may extend the police hold order for two additional successive 30-day periods by giving written notification to the pawnbroker before the expiration of each 30-day period. (b) A law enforcement agency may not issue a new police hold order for the same property after the second additional 30-day period allowed under this section. However, the termination of the police hold order does not affect an existing evidentiary hold order on the same property or prevent the issuance of an evidentiary hold order for the same property. (c) A law enforcement agency may release a police hold order before the end of a 30-day period by issuing a written release to the pawnbroker.
AK Stat § 08.76.360 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.360. Noncompliance with hold order.

The department may suspend or revoke a pawnbroker's license if the pawnbroker knowingly fails to comply with a hold order.
AK Stat § 08.76.370 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.370. Claim notification.

(a) If a person believes that property in the possession of a pawnbroker was misappropriated from the person, and if the person wants to obtain possession of the property from the pawnbroker, the person shall first notify the pawnbroker by certified mail, return receipt requested, of the person's claim. (b) A notice under (a) of this section must contain a complete and accurate description of the property and must be accompanied by proof that the claimant owns the property and, if the claimant alleges that the property was stolen, a legible copy of a law enforcement agency's report indicating that the property was stolen. (c) Except as provided in AS 08.76.380, a pawnbroker may not, for 30 days after the pawnbroker receives notice of the claim under this section, dispose of property that is the subject of a claim.
AK Stat § 08.76.380 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.380. Court action on claim.

If a claimant and a pawnbroker do not resolve a claim within 10 days after the pawnbroker's receipt of a notice of the claim under AS 08.76.370, the claimant may bring an action in superior court to require the pawnbroker to return the property to the claimant. After a pawnbroker is notified that a court action has been filed, the pawnbroker may not dispose of the property until the court disposes of the court action, disposes of the property, or allows the pawnbroker to dispose of the property.
AK Stat § 08.76.390 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.390. Liability of pledgor.

A pledgor or seller of property to a pawnbroker is liable to the pawnbroker for the full amount that the pledgor or seller received from the pawnbroker, all charges owed by the pledgor for the pawnbroker transaction, and attorney fees and other costs as allowed by the rules of court if, in an action under AS 08.76.380, (1) the superior court determines that the pledgor or seller misappropriated the property from the claimant; and (2) the superior court orders the pawnbroker to return the property to the claimant.
AK Stat § 08.76.400 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.400. Recovery of leased property.

(a) If property in the possession of a pawnbroker was leased to a pledgor or seller when the pledgor or seller pledged or sold the property to the pawnbroker, but the property did not have a permanent label or other conspicuous mark identifying it as the lessor's property, the pawnbroker shall return the property to the lessor if the lessor (1) provides the pawnbroker with evidence that the property was the lessor's property and was leased to the pledgor or seller at the time the property was pledged or sold to the pawnbroker; and (2) pays the pawnbroker (A) the amount financed and the finance fee for the pawn transaction, if the property was pledged to the pawnbroker; or (B) the amount that the pawnbroker paid the seller if the property was sold to the pawnbroker. (b) A pawnbroker is not liable to the pledgor or seller of property that is recovered by a lessor under (a) of this section for returning the property to a lessor under (a) of this section.
AK Stat § 08.76.410 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.410. Law enforcement reports.

(a) A pawnbroker shall provide a law enforcement officer with a law enforcement report in paper or in an electronic format on a weekly basis. (b) A law enforcement report is confidential under AS 40.25.100 - 40.25.220, and a law enforcement officer and a law enforcement agency may only use a law enforcement report to investigate a crime involving the property that is the subject of the pawnbroker transactions of the pawnbroker.
AK Stat § 08.76.420 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.420. Contents of law enforcement reports.

(a) A law enforcement report must contain (1) a complete and accurate description of all property pledged to or purchased by the pawnbroker, including, as applicable, the property's (A) brand name, model number, and manufacturer's serial number; and (B) type of action and caliber or gauge, if the property is a firearm; and (2) the number of the pawnbroker transaction document that the pawnbroker used to document the pawnbroker transaction. (b) Notwithstanding (a) of this section, the description of the items under (a)(1) of this section is adequate if the description gives the quantity of the items and describes the type of the items if the pawnbroker transaction consists solely of multiple items that are of a similar type, do not have serial or model numbers, and do not contain precious metals or gemstones.
AK Stat § 08.76.430 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 8. Business and Professions|Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers|Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.|Sec. 08.76.430. Inspection by law enforcement entities.

If a law enforcement agency provides the case number assigned to the investigation for which the inspection is being made, a pawnbroker may not refuse to allow the law enforcement agency to inspect during normal business hours the pawnbroker's register and the purchased property involved in the investigation or the unredeemed pledged property involved in the investigation.