Alaska HB106 defines organized theft, theft of medical records, and mail theft as felonies.

HB106 amends Alaska law to establish organized theft as a class A felony when committed by a group of three or more people. It also classifies theft of medical records and mail theft as felonies. The bill specifies that organized theft involves coordinated violations of existing theft statutes. The changes apply to offenses committed after July 1, 2025.

Alaska HB106 defines organized theft, theft of medical records, and mail theft as felonies.

HB106 amends Alaska law to establish organized theft as a class A felony when committed by a group of three or more people. It also classifies theft of medical records and mail theft as felonies. The bill specifies that organized theft involves coordinated violations of existing theft statutes. The changes apply to offenses committed after July 1, 2025.