Alaska HB134 creates a new offense of misconduct involving weapons in the sixth degree and amends existing law regarding weapons on school premises.

Alaska HB134, known as the Alaska Child Access Prevention and Secure Storage of Firearms Act, introduces a new offense of misconduct involving weapons in the sixth degree. This offense occurs when a person fails to secure a firearm in a locked container, gun lock, or other means, allowing an individual under 18 or a prohibited person to access it. The bill also amends existing law to clarify that possessing a deadly weapon or defensive weapon on school premises is prohibited, with exceptions for students who have permission from the school's chief administrative officer.

Alaska HB134 creates a new offense of misconduct involving weapons in the sixth degree and amends existing law regarding weapons on school premises.

Alaska HB134, known as the Alaska Child Access Prevention and Secure Storage of Firearms Act, introduces a new offense of misconduct involving weapons in the sixth degree. This offense occurs when a person fails to secure a firearm in a locked container, gun lock, or other means, allowing an individual under 18 or a prohibited person to access it. The bill also amends existing law to clarify that possessing a deadly weapon or defensive weapon on school premises is prohibited, with exceptions for students who have permission from the school's chief administrative officer.