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Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 67 - Civilian Process Servers › Article 7 - General Provisions › 13 AAC 67.990 - Definitions

Current through May 31, 2024
Unless the context otherwise indicates, in this
					 chapter
(1) "commissioner" means the
				  commissioner of the Department of Public Safety;
(2) "department" means the Alaska Department
				  of Public Safety;
(3) "good moral
				  character" means the absence of acts or conduct that would cause a reasonable
				  person to have substantial doubts about an individual's honesty, fairness, and
				  respect for the rights of others and for the laws of the state and the nation;
				  the following are indicative of a lack of good moral character:
(A) illegal conduct;
(B) conduct involving dishonesty, fraud,
				  deceit, or misrepresentation, including misconduct in the licensing
				  process;
(C) intentional deception
				  or fraud or attempted deception or fraud in an application, examination, or
				  other document needed for securing a license;
(D) conduct that adversely reflects on a
				  person's fitness to perform as a process server, including intoxication while
				  acting as a process server or a history of personal habits while not serving
				  process that could affect the person's performance as a process server, such as
				  excessive use of alcohol;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 1 - Scope and Purpose of the Repository › 13 AAC 68.005 - Scope

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) This chapter applies to information
				  maintained by the central repository of criminal justice information in
(1) The Alaska Public Safety Information
				  Network (APSIN);
(2) The Alaska
				  Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AAFIS);
(3) files of fingerprint cards and
				  photographs provided to the repository under this chapter; and
(4) files of correspondence concerning the
				  correction, sealing, or purging of criminal justice information about an
				  individual.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 2 - Reporting Information to the Repository › 13 AAC 68.100 - Reporting procedures

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The department will provide or approve a
				  form or format for an agency to report information to the repository under this
				  chapter, including personal descriptors of the subject of the
				  information.
(b) Unless otherwise
				  specified in this chapter, an agency that reports information to the repository
				  shall have the information entered in APSIN
(1) by a designated employee assigned an
				  APSIN access code under
				  13 AAC 68.215(f);
(2) if approved by the department, through an
				  electronic interface between an automated data processing system and APSIN;
				  or
(3) if approved by the
				  department, by sending the information to another agency that agrees to report
				  the information to the repository by a method described in (1) or (2) of this
				  subsection.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 2 - Reporting Information to the Repository › 13 AAC 68.105 - Arrest warrant

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) An agency that receives a bench or other
				  judicial arrest warrant, parole arrest warrant, or governor's warrant of arrest
				  for extradition may report the receipt of the warrant to the repository. The
				  report must include
(1) identification of the
				  agency that received the warrant;
(2) the date that the warrant was
				  issued;
(3) the arrest tracking
				  number; for a collateral offense an arrest tracking number is not
				  required;
(4) the court case
				  number;
(5) the charge
				  number;
(6) the offense
				  code;
(7) bail conditions, if
				  applicable; and
(8) an indication
				  if the agency that requested the warrant will transport the subject to the
				  requesting agency's jurisdiction if apprehended.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 2 - Reporting Information to the Repository › 13 AAC 68.110 - Domestic violence protective order

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Within 24 hours
				  of receipt of the order, an agency that receives a domestic violence protective
				  order or an order modifying a domestic violence protective order, issued by or
				  filed with a court, shall report to the repository
(1) identification of the agency that
				  received the order;
(2) the date
				  that the order was issued;
(3)
				  identification of the court that issued the order;
(4) the court case number;
(5) personal descriptors of the petitioner
				  and respondent named in the order;
(6) a description of the conditions of the
				  order; and
(7) the date of
				  expiration of the order.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 2 - Reporting Information to the Repository › 13 AAC 68.112 - Location information

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) An agency that wishes to locate a person
				  for a purpose other than in connection with a warrant under
				  13 AAC 68.105 or an order under
				  13 AAC 68.110 may report to the
				  repository information about the person. The report may include an expiration
				  date and must include
(1) identification of
				  the agency requesting the location of the person;
(2) the date that location of the person was
				  requested; and
(3) the reason that
				  the agency wishes to locate the person.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 2 - Reporting Information to the Repository › 13 AAC 68.115 - Arrest or citation

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Except as provided in (b) of this
				  section, within five working days after an arrest or citation, an agency that
				  arrests a person for a felony or misdemeanor, or issues a citation to a person
				  for a misdemeanor, shall report the arrest or citation to the repository. The
				  report must include
(1) identification of the
				  arresting or citing agency;
(2) the
				  date of the arrest or citation; and
(3) for each charge,
(A) the arrest tracking number; for a
				  collateral offense an arrest tracking number is not required;
(B) the court case number if one has been
				  assigned; for a collateral offense a court case number is required;
(C) the charge number;
(D) the offense code; and
(E) an indication if the charge involves
				  domestic violence.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 2 - Reporting Information to the Repository › 13 AAC 68.120 - Required submission of fingerprints

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Within five
				  working days after fingerprinting a person under
				  AS
				  12.80.060, an agency shall submit to the
				  repository two sets of legible fingerprints and the following information:
(1) identification of the agency submitting
				  the fingerprints;
(2) the date of
				  arrest or citation or, if the subject has not been arrested or cited, the date
				  that the subject was ordered to submit to fingerprinting;
(3) the date of the offense, if
				  known;
(4) if the subject was
				  arrested or cited, identification of the arresting or citing agency or, if the
				  identification of the arresting or citing agency is unknown, identification of
				  the court that ordered the subject to be fingerprinted;
(5) for each charge,
(A) the arrest tracking number; for a
				  collateral offense an arrest tracking number is not required;
(B) the court case number if one has been
				  assigned; for a collateral offense a court case number is required;
(C) the charge number;
(D) the offense code; and
(E) if the fingerprint card is completed by
				  the arresting agency, an indication if the charge involves domestic violence;
				  and
(6) if submitted by
				  mail or courier, the signature of the subject.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 2 - Reporting Information to the Repository › 13 AAC 68.125 - Voluntary submission and removal of fingerprints

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person may
				  voluntarily submit a set of fingerprints to be included in AAFIS by submitting
				  to the department payment of the fee established in
				  13 AAC 68.900 and,
(1) for a person's own fingerprints, valid
				  picture identification issued by a government unit; or
(2) for the fingerprints of a person
				  described in
				  AS
				  44.41.025(d)(2) or
				  44.41.025(d)(3),
				  proof of identification of the parent, guardian, or conservator and of the
				  person whose fingerprints are being submitted.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 2 - Reporting Information to the Repository › 13 AAC 68.130 - Decision not to commence criminal proceedings

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Within one
				  month after a decision described in
				  AS
				  12.62.120(b)(5), a
				  prosecuting agency shall report to the repository the decision for a case in
				  which an arrest has been made or a citation has been issued for a misdemeanor,
				  including
(1) identification of the
				  prosecuting agency;
(2) the date of
				  the decision;
(3) identification of
				  the agency that referred the charge to the prosecuting agency; and
(4) for each charge, the
(A) arrest tracking number; for a collateral
				  offense an arrest tracking number is not required;
(B) court case number if one has been
				  assigned; for a collateral offense a court case number is required;
(C) charge number; and
(D) offense code.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 2 - Reporting Information to the Repository › 13 AAC 68.135 - Filing of a charging document

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Within one
				  month after filing, a court in which a charging document is filed, including an
				  indictment, criminal complaint, criminal information, or a petition or other
				  document alleging a violation of bail or probation, shall report the filing or
				  an amendment to the filing to the repository. The report must include
(1) identification of the court in which the
				  charging document was filed or amended;
(2) the date filed or amended; and
(3) for each charge filed or amended,
(A) the arrest tracking number; for a
				  collateral offense an arrest tracking number is not required;
(B) the court case number;
(C) the charge number;
(D) the offense code; and
(E) an indication if the charge involves
				  domestic violence.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 2 - Reporting Information to the Repository › 13 AAC 68.140 - Court disposition

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Within one month after disposition, a
				  court disposing of a charging document, including an indictment, criminal
				  complaint, criminal information, or petition or other document showing a
				  violation of probation, shall report to the repository
(1) identification of the court;
(2) the date of disposition;
(3) for each charge disposed,
(A) the arrest tracking number; for a
				  collateral offense an arrest tracking number is not required;
(B) the court case number;
(C) the charge number;
(D) the offense code for the charge disposed
				  and, if different, the offense code of the original charge filed; and
(E) one of the following dispositions:
(i) dismissed;
(ii) proceedings stayed due to
				  incompetency;
(iii) not
				  guilty;
(iv) not guilty by reason
				  of insanity;
(v) guilty;
(vi) guilty but mentally ill;
(vii) probation revoked;
(viii) probation not revoked; or
(ix) transferred to another court.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 2 - Reporting Information to the Repository › 13 AAC 68.145 - Executive clemency

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Within one month after an act of
				  executive clemency, the executive director of the Board of Parole shall report
				  to the repository
(1) the date that executive
				  clemency is granted; and,
(2) for
				  each charge for which executive clemency is granted,
(A) the arrest tracking number; for a
				  collateral offense an arrest tracking number is not required;
(B) the court case number;
(C) the charge number;
(D) the offense code; and
(E) a description of the type of executive
				  clemency granted, consisting of one or more of the following actions:
(i) unconditional pardon;
(ii) conditional pardon, including a
				  description of the conditions;
(iii) unconditional commutation of
				  sentence;
(iv) conditional
				  commutation of sentence, including a description of the conditions.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 2 - Reporting Information to the Repository › 13 AAC 68.150 - Admission photograph

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Within five working days of admission, an
				  agency that photographs a person at the time of initial admission to a
				  correctional facility in connection with an offense shall forward the
				  photograph to the repository. The photograph must include
(1) identification of the agency that took
				  the photograph; and
(2) the date
				  that the photograph was taken.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 2 - Reporting Information to the Repository › 13 AAC 68.155 - Correctional status information

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The Department
				  of Corrections shall report to the repository the following information for a
				  person who has been placed in the custody or under the supervision of the
				  commissioner of the Department of Corrections, including the Board of Parole,
				  in connection with an offense:
(1) for each
				  charge,
(A) the arrest tracking number; for a
				  collateral offense an arrest tracking number is not required;
(B) the court case number if one has been
				  assigned; for a collateral offense a court case number is required;
(C) the charge number;
(D) the offense code;
(E) if sentenced, the scheduled date of
				  unconditional discharge;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 2 - Reporting Information to the Repository › 13 AAC 68.160 - Waiver of requirements

Current through May 31, 2024
The department will, in its discretion, waive a requirement
					 described under
					 13 AAC 68.100 -
					 13 AAC 68.120 or
					 13 AAC 68.130 -
					 13 AAC 68.155 or extend a waiver
					 for up to one year at a time for an agency that lacks the resources to comply
					 with the requirement. A request for waiver or an extension of a waiver under
					 this section must include a description and cost estimate of the resources
					 needed to comply with the requirement. The department will refer to the
					 Criminal Justice Information Advisory Board a request for an extension of a
					 waiver and ask for a recommendation from the board. After reviewing a
					 recommendation of the board, the department will, in its discretion, extend a
					 waiver if the department finds the waiver is appropriate under the
					 circumstance.
Authority:
AS
						12.62.100
AS 12.62.110
AS
						12.62.120
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 3 - Completeness, Accuracy, and Security › 13 AAC 68.200 - Correcting criminal justice information

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) To request a
				  correction, modification, or addition under
				  AS
				  12.62.170(b) to criminal
				  justice information maintained by the repository, a person must submit to the
				  repository,
(1) on a form provided by the
				  department, or in a format approved by the department,
(A) a description of the information believed
				  to be inaccurate or incomplete, and the correction, modification, or addition
				  requested;
(B) the mailing address
				  and telephone number of the requester;
(C) if the information believed to be
				  inaccurate or incomplete was or will be used to grant or deny a right or
				  privilege,
(i) a description of the right or
				  privilege;
(ii) the name, title,
				  telephone number, and mailing address of the person responsible for granting or
				  denying the right or privilege; and
(iii) if known, the date and time that the
				  right or privilege was or will be granted or denied; and
(D) a signed statement attesting to the truth
				  of the information submitted under this subsection, under penalty of unsworn
				  falsification in violation of
				  AS
				  11.56.210;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 3 - Completeness, Accuracy, and Security › 13 AAC 68.205 - Sealing criminal justice information

Current through May 31, 2024
When information maintained by the repository is sealed
					 under AS
					 12.62.180, the repository shall enter a
					 notation in the record stating that the information has been sealed by order of
					 the commissioner or by an identified court after appeal under
					 AS
					 12.62.180(c), and the date
					 of the order.
Authority:
AS
						12.62.110
AS
						12.62.180
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 3 - Completeness, Accuracy, and Security › 13 AAC 68.210 - Purging criminal justice information

Current through May 31, 2024
The department may purge criminal justice information
					 reported to the repository under
					 13 AAC 68.115 -
					 13 AAC 68.120 and
					 13 AAC 68.130 -
					 13 AAC 68.145 only when the
					 subject of the information is deceased.
Authority:
AS
						12.62.110
AS
						12.62.190
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 3 - Completeness, Accuracy, and Security › 13 AAC 68.215 - Direct access to criminal justice information maintained by the repository

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) If the head of a government unit signs an
				  agreement to abide by applicable state and federal statutes and regulations and
				  other mandatory federal requirements relating to criminal justice information
				  systems, the department will, in its discretion, authorize direct access to
				  criminal justice information maintained by the repository for designated
				  employees of
(1) a criminal justice agency,
				  for a criminal justice activity;
(2) the Department of Administration, state
				  data center, for the purpose of storage and transmission of records required in
				  AS
				  12.62.150; or
(3) the Department of Administration, public
				  defender agency, to obtain criminal justice information for the purpose of
				  discovery in a criminal case.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 3 - Completeness, Accuracy, and Security › 13 AAC 68.220 - Security violations

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person may not have access to or
				  disclose information relating to APSIN security procedures or programs unless
				  specifically authorized by the department.
(b) The department will maintain for three
				  years a record of the APSIN access code used to gain or attempt to gain access
				  to criminal justice information maintained in APSIN. The department will, in
				  its discretion, release the identity of the person for whom the APSIN access
				  code is or was assigned, the date access was gained or attempted, and the
				  nature of information to which access was gained or attempted to a
(1) law enforcement agency for a criminal
				  investigation; or
(2) government
				  unit described in
				  13 AAC 68.215(a) (1) - (a)
(3) that employs the person for whom the
				  APSIN access code is or was assigned, for administrative review relating to
				  violation of AS 12.62 or this chapter.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 4 - Dissemination of Criminal Justice Information › 13 AAC 68.300 - Procedures for requesting and disseminating information

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person
				  required to submit a set of fingerprints with a request for criminal justice
				  information shall submit legible fingerprints to the department on a form and
				  in a format provided or approved by the department. Fingerprints may be taken
				  by the department, for the fee established in
				  13 AAC 68.900, or by another
				  person.
(b) The department will
				  include on each page of a printed report that the department releases under
				  13 AAC 68.305 -
				  13 AAC 68.345 the date that the
				  report was created and the total number of pages in the report. The report will
				  include an indication whether an arrest, charge, or conviction included in the
				  report has been verified by fingerprint identification, and the following or
				  similar explanations:
(1) a person may not be
				  presumed to be guilty of an arrest or charge for which a disposition has not
				  been included in the report;
(2)
				  the report is based on information reported to the repository by other criminal
				  justice agencies that has been entered into repository records by the date of
				  the report and may be subject to change after the date of the report;
(3) additional information may be on file
				  with the department's central registries of sex offenders or protective orders,
				  the Federal Bureau of Investigation, or other criminal justice agencies in this
				  or another state; the department will provide information, upon request,
				  regarding procedures to request information from those sources;
(4) questions about specific information in
				  the report should be directed to the agency that reported the information to
				  the repository;
(5) information in
				  the report may be used only for the purpose or activity for which it was
				  released; it may not be released to another person except as provided under
				  13 AAC 68.300 -
				  13 AAC 68.345 or as otherwise
				  provided by state or federal law; misuse of criminal justice information is
				  subject to civil and criminal penalties; and
(6) an advisory statement that
(A) the person who is the subject of the
				  report should be given an opportunity to challenge the accuracy of the report
				  before it is used to disqualify that person for a right or privilege;
(B) if the person who is the subject of the
				  report disputes the accuracy of the report, the person should be advised that
				  13 AAC 68.200 sets out the
				  procedures for requesting a correction, modification, or addition under
				  AS
				  12.62.170(b) to criminal
				  justice information.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 4 - Dissemination of Criminal Justice Information › 13 AAC 68.305 - Reports of criminal justice information available to the subject

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A
				  person who is the subject of the information may request a report of criminal
				  history record information described in
				  13 AAC 68.310 or
				  13 AAC 68.315, or a criminal
				  justice information report described in (b) or (c) of this section by
(1) providing to the repository
(A) the subject's mailing address and
				  telephone number, on a form provided by the department, or in a format approved
				  by the department; and
(B) proof of
				  identity; and
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 4 - Dissemination of Criminal Justice Information › 13 AAC 68.310 - Report of criminal history record information available to any person

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A
				  person may request a report under this section by
(1) providing to the repository, on a form
				  provided by the department, or in a format approved by the department,
(A) the requester's full name, mailing
				  address, and telephone number; and
(B) a signed authorization, by the person who
				  is the subject of the criminal history record information, for the repository
				  to release the report to the requester;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 4 - Dissemination of Criminal Justice Information › 13 AAC 68.315 - Report of criminal history record information available to an interested person

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) An interested person may request a report
				  under this section by
(1) providing to the
				  repository, on a form provided by the department, or in a format approved by
				  the department,
(A) the requester's full name,
				  mailing address, and telephone number; and
(B) a signed authorization, by the person who
				  is the subject of the criminal justice information, for the repository to
				  release the report to the requester for the purpose described in
				  AS
				  12.62.160(b)(9).
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 4 - Dissemination of Criminal Justice Information › 13 AAC 68.320 - Report of criminal justice information authorized by state or federal law

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A
				  person authorized under state or federal law to receive criminal justice
				  information that is not otherwise available to the person under AS 12.62 and
				  this chapter may request a report under this section. To obtain a report under
				  this section, a person shall submit to the repository an application that
				  includes
(1) a description of the information
				  sought and the purpose for which it will be used;
(2) citation and the full text of a state or
				  federal statute that
(A) specifically
				  authorizes the applicant to receive information described in (1) of this
				  subsection; or
(B) requires the
				  applicant to receive information described in (1) of this subsection in order
				  for the applicant to enforce a state or federal law; and
(3) citation and the full text of any state
				  or federal regulation adopted to implement, interpret, or make specific the
				  statute cited in (2) of this subsection.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 4 - Dissemination of Criminal Justice Information › 13 AAC 68.325 - Release of criminal justice information required by a court rule or court order

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A prosecuting agency authorized direct
				  access to repository records under
				  13 AAC 68.215 may release criminal
				  justice information maintained by the repository to a person if the information
				  is required for purposes of discovery in a criminal case.
(b) The repository may release criminal
				  justice information to a person upon receipt of
(1) a court order signed by a state or
				  federal judge, magistrate, or other authorized court official; and
(2) payment of the fee established in
				  13 AAC 68.900.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 4 - Dissemination of Criminal Justice Information › 13 AAC 68.326 - Release of criminal justice information for the purpose of determining eligibility for a permanent fund dividend

Current through May 31, 2024
The release of criminal justice information to the
					 Department of Corrections and Department of Revenue for the purpose described
					 in AS
					 43.23.055 is not subject to the requirements
					 of AS
					 12.62.160(c)(3) or
					 (c)(4).
Authority:
AS
						12.62.110
AS
						12.62.160
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 4 - Dissemination of Criminal Justice Information › 13 AAC 68.328 - Release of criminal justice information to a crime victim

Current through May 31, 2024
The release of criminal justice information to a crime
					 victim by the prosecuting authority under
					 AS
					 12.61.010 is not subject to the requirements
					 of AS
					 12.62.160(c)(3).
Authority:
AS
						12.62.110
AS
						12.62.160
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 4 - Dissemination of Criminal Justice Information › 13 AAC 68.330 - Release of criminal justice information to a criminal justice agency

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The repository, or an agency authorized
				  direct access to records maintained by the repository under
				  13 AAC 68.215, may release
				  criminal justice information maintained by the repository to a criminal justice
				  agency for a criminal justice activity, except for information that is sealed
				  under AS
				  12.62.180. Information released under this
				  subsection is not subject to the requirements of
				  AS
				  12.62.160(c)(3) or
				  (c)(4).
(b) The repository may release criminal
				  justice information maintained by the repository, including information that is
				  sealed under
				  AS
				  12.62.180, to a criminal justice agency for
				  criminal justice employment purposes.
Authority:
AS
						12.62.110
AS 12.62.160
AS
						12.62.180
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 4 - Dissemination of Criminal Justice Information › 13 AAC 68.335 - Release of criminal justice information to avoid imminent danger to life or extensive damage to property

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The repository,
				  or an agency authorized direct access to records maintained by the repository
				  under 13 AAC 68.215, may release an
				  assessment or summary of criminal justice information maintained by the
				  repository to a person for a purpose described in
				  AS
				  12.62.160(b)(1), except that
				  information that is sealed under
				  AS
				  12.62.180 may be released under this section
				  only when necessary to prevent imminent harm to a person.
(b) Release of information under this section
				  is not subject to the requirements of
				  AS
				  12.62.160(c)(3).
Authority:
AS
						12.62.110
AS 12.62.160
AS
						12.62.180
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 4 - Dissemination of Criminal Justice Information › 13 AAC 68.340 - Release of information to identify, locate, or apprehend a fugitive or wanted person, recover stolen property, or for public reporting of recent events

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The
				  repository, or an agency authorized direct access to records maintained by the
				  repository under
				  13 AAC 68.215, may release
				  criminal justice information maintained by the repository if the release meets
				  the requirements of
				  AS
				  12.62.160(b)(3).
(b) Information released under (a) of this
				  section for the purpose of public reporting of recent criminal justice activity
				  may include criminal history record information maintained by the repository
				  concerning a person who, within the preceding month, has been the subject of
				  criminal justice activity reported to the repository under
(A)13 AAC 68.105;
(B)13 AAC 68.115;
(C)13 AAC 68.120; or
(D)13 AAC 68.130 -
				  13 AAC 68.145.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 4 - Dissemination of Criminal Justice Information › 13 AAC 68.345 - Release of information for criminal justice research

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A person may
				  request, in aggregate form, criminal justice information maintained by the
				  repository for the purpose of criminal justice research by providing to the
				  repository
(1) the full name, mailing address,
				  and telephone number of the requester;
(2) a description of the specific criminal
				  justice information requested, and how it relates to the purpose of the
				  research;
(3) a description of the
				  qualifications of the requester, including
(A)
				  educational background;
(B) past
				  research experience; and
(C) the
				  name, title, and telephone number of a person who may be contacted to verify
				  that information;
(4)
				  the full name, address, and telephone number of any other person participating
				  in the research who will have access to the information requested;
(5) at the discretion of the repository, two
				  sets of fingerprints for the requester and for a person identified under (4) of
				  this subsection, for the purpose of conducting state and national criminal
				  history background checks; and
(6)
				  any other information necessary to determine the qualifications of the
				  requester to conduct criminal justice research.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 5 - General Provisions › 13 AAC 68.900 - Fees

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Except as provided in (b) of this
				  section, the department will charge the following fees for services provided
				  under this chapter:
(1) to process a set of
				  fingerprints voluntarily submitted for inclusion in AAFIS under
				  13 AAC 68.125(a),
				  $20;
(2) to provide criminal
				  justice information requested under
				  13 AAC 68.300 -
				  13 AAC 68.325,
(A) if fingerprints are not submitted with
				  the request, $20;
(B) if
				  fingerprints are submitted with the request, $35;
(3) to provide information requested for the
				  purpose of criminal justice research under
				  13 AAC 68.345, the actual cost for
				  the department to produce the requested information;
(4) to take a set of legible fingerprints,
(A) for the first set, $30;
(B) for each additional set taken at the same
				  time for the same person, $10;
(5) to forward a request for criminal justice
				  information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, a fee set by that
				  agency.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 68 - Central Repository of Criminal Justice Information › Article 5 - General Provisions › 13 AAC 68.905 - Definitions

Current through May 31, 2024
In this chapter, unless the context requires
					 otherwise,
(1) "AAFIS" means the
				  Alaska Automated Fingerprint Identification System;
(2) "agency" has the meaning given in
				  AS
				  12.62.900;
(3) "APSIN" means the Alaska Public Safety
				  Information Network;
(4) "arrest
				  tracking number" means a number approved by the department to identify a charge
				  or set of charges against a person associated with one incident, arrest,
				  charging document, or other action by a criminal justice agency;
(5) "board" means the Criminal Justice
				  Information Advisory Board established under
				  AS
				  12.62.100;
(6) "Board of Parole" means the board
				  established under
				  AS
				  33.16.020;
(7) "central repository of criminal justice
				  information" means the records and identification bureau of the
				  department;
(8) "charge number"
				  means a number approved by the department to identify a criminal
				  charge;
(9) "collateral offense"
				  means any of the following conduct, if the conduct is not charged as a crime
				  that will result in a sentence separate from the original offense to which the
				  conduct relates:
(A) failure to comply with
				  an order of a court in a criminal case, including violation of probation or
				  bail conditions;
(B) violation of
				  parole;
(C) failure to appear in
				  court in response to a summons issued by a law enforcement agency for a
				  criminal offense;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 69 - Vessel Maintenance › 13 AAC 69.010 - Application of interport differential to bids

Current through May 31, 2024
If the lowest cost of a bid from a shipyard facility located
				  in the state, after consideration of the Alaska bidder preference set out in
				  AS
				  36.30.170, is greater than the lowest cost of
				  a bid from a shipyard facility located outside the state, after inclusion of
				  the interport differential identified by the commissioner and calculated under
				  13 AAC 69.020, the proposed cost
				  of the maintenance or repair work of a vessel is unreasonable within the
				  meaning of
				  AS
				  36.90.049(a). The
				  commissioner will document a finding of unreasonability in writing, and will
				  include the written finding and all relevant documents in the procurement
				  file.
Authority:
AS
					 36.90.049
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 69 - Vessel Maintenance › 13 AAC 69.020 - Interport differential criteria

Current through May 31, 2024
The aggregate of the following cost criteria comprise the
				  interport differential for a bid submitted by a shipyard facility:
(1) fuel to transport the vessel from its
				designated base port to the shipyard facility and return;
(2) maintenance costs incurred and
				consumables used, including lubricants and other engine and deck stores, while
				transporting the vessel from its designated base port to the shipyard facility
				and return;
(3) crew wages
(A) to prepare the vessel for entry to the
				shipyard facility;
(B) to deliver
				the vessel from its designated base port to the shipyard facility and return;
				and
(C) for crew that are assigned
				to travel to or from the vessel while it is in the shipyard facility;
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 69 - Vessel Maintenance › 13 AAC 69.030 - Designated base port

Current through May 31, 2024
For purposes of calculating the interport differential under
				  AS
				  36.90.049 and
				  13 AAC 69.020, Dutch Harbor is the
				  designated base port for the patrol vessel Stimson, and Kodiak is the
				  designated base port for the patrol vessel Woldstad.
Authority:
AS
					 36.90.049
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 3 - Office of the Commissioner › Chapter 69 - Vessel Maintenance › 13 AAC 69.900 - Definitions

Current through May 31, 2024
In this chapter
(1)
				"commissioner" means the commissioner of the department;
(2) "department" means the Department of
				Public Safety;
(3) "designated base
				port" means the home port for a vessel as specified in
				13 AAC 69.030;
(4) "interport differential" has the meaning
				given the term in
				AS
				36.90.049(e);
(5) "vessel" means a marine vessel operated
				by the department that is more than 100 feet in overall length.
Authority:
AS
					 36.90.049
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 4 - Division of Motor Vehicles › Chapter 75 - Peace Officer and Firefighter Survivors' Fund › 13 AAC 75.010 - Purpose

Current through May 31, 2024
The purpose of this chapter is to establish rules for
				  determining eligibility to participate in and receive medical insurance premium
				  payments from the peace officer and firefighter survivors fund under AS 39.60.
Authority:
AS
					 44.17.030
AS
					 39.60.020
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 4 - Division of Motor Vehicles › Chapter 75 - Peace Officer and Firefighter Survivors' Fund › 13 AAC 75.015 - Presumptive eligibility period to receive medical insurance premium payment

Current through May 31, 2024
As provided in
				  AS
				  39.60.040, a surviving dependent of a peace
				  officer or firefighter who is killed in the line of duty while employed by the
				  state or a participating political subdivision is presumed eligible to receive
				  medical insurance premium payments for the first 60 days after the death of the
				  peace officer or firefighter. A surviving dependent or the authorized
				  representative of a surviving dependent must request the medical insurance
				  premium payments from the department in writing and provide information
				  necessary to support the request, including medical insurance
				  information.
Authority:
AS
					 44.17.030
AS 39.60.020
AS
					 39.60.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 4 - Division of Motor Vehicles › Chapter 75 - Peace Officer and Firefighter Survivors' Fund › 13 AAC 75.020 - Application for medical insurance premium payments

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) To continue to
				receive medical insurance premium payments after the 60-day presumptive
				eligibility period under
				AS
				39.60.040, a surviving dependent must
				establish eligibility under 13 AAC 75.040 by filing an application with the
				department not later than 30 days after the death of the peace officer or
				firefighter. At the applicant's request, the department will assist the
				applicant with the application process. Notwithstanding 13 AAC 75.060 failure
				to timely apply may result in termination of medical insurance premium payments
				beginning the month following the period of presumed eligibility in 13 AAC 75.015. Failure to establish eligibility will result in termination of medical
				insurance premium payments until eligibility is established.
(b) An application for medical insurance
				premium payments shall be submitted to the department in a form designated by
				the department. An application may be submitted by a surviving dependent or an
				authorized representative of a surviving dependent.
(c) An application may be submitted to the
				department electronically, in person, by mail, or by facsimile transmission to
				the website address, physical address, or facsimile number designated by the
				department on the application.
(d)
				The department may deny an incomplete application or an application that fails
				to provide information required to determine eligibility as required under this
				chapter.
An applicant may
				  submit an application electronically, in person, by mail, or by facsimile to
				  the Peace Officer and Firefighter Survivors' Fund Program, Department of Public
				  Safety, Division of Administrative Services, 5700 East Tudor Road, Anchorage,
				  Alaska 99507-1225, facsimile (907) 333-7008, or dps,
				  survivorfund@alaska.gov.
Authority:
AS
					 44.17.030
AS 39.60.020
AS
					 39.60.040
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 4 - Division of Motor Vehicles › Chapter 75 - Peace Officer and Firefighter Survivors' Fund › 13 AAC 75.030 - Eligibility determination

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The department
				shall determine eligibility for medical insurance premium payments under the
				fund. To be eligible, a surviving dependent must apply for payments under the
				fund in accordance with 13 AAC 75.020 and meet the eligibility requirements
				under 13 AAC 75.040.
(b) The
				department will make an eligibility determination and provide written notice of
				the determination to the applicant not later than 30 calendar days after
				receipt of the completed application and all supporting documentation required
				to establish eligibility. An application is considered complete if each of the
				following requirements are met:
(1) the
				application form designated by the department is complete;
(2) the application form is signed by the
				applicant; and
(3) the application
				form is returned to the department with all required corroborating documents to
				establish proof of eligibility.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 13 - Public Safety › Part 4 - Division of Motor Vehicles › Chapter 75 - Peace Officer and Firefighter Survivors' Fund › 13 AAC 75.040 - Eligibility requirements

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) To be eligible
				to receive medical insurance premium payments beyond the period of presumed
				eligibility, a surviving dependent must submit a completed application to the
				department and provide each of the following:
(1) a death certificate of the deceased peace
				officer or firefighter;
(2) proof
				that the peace officer's or firefighter's death was proximately caused by an
				injury sustained or hazard undergone while in the performance of and within the
				scope of the employee's duties, and the injury or hazard was not the proximate
				result of the willful negligence by the employee;
(3) proof that at the time of death, the
				peace officer or firefighter was employed by a participating employer in a
				full-time, year-round position;
(4)
				proof of the receipt of medical insurance benefits by the surviving dependent
				through the peace officer's or firefighter's employer-sponsored medical
				insurance coverage prior to the death of the peace officer or
				firefighter;
(5) proof that the
				surviving spouse was legally married to the peace officer or firefighter at the
				time of the peace officer's or firefighter's death and is not eligible to
				receive major medical insurance coverage through other means; except that if
				the peace officer's or firefighter's death occurred before June 26, 2015, and
				if the applicant can prove the applicant was cohabiting with the peace officer
				or firefighter in a continuing, exclusive same-sex relationship at the time of
				the death, and can meet the other eligibility requirements in this section,
				proof of legal marriage is not required; and
(6) proof that for each surviving dependent
				child for whom payment of medical insurance premium payments is sought the
				dependent child is:
(A) the peace officer's or
				firefighter's child by birth, adoption, or stepchild status;
(B) is under 26 years of age or, if 26 years
				of age or older, is totally and permanently disabled; and
(C) is not eligible to receive major medical
				insurance through other means.