Alaska HB239 revises sentencing guidelines for various felonies, including methamphetamine manufacturing and criminally negligent homicide.

Alaska HB239 modifies sentencing provisions for several felonies. It sets a range of seven to 11 years for manufacturing methamphetamine if the offense involves an emergency responder. For criminally negligent homicide, it establishes a range of seven to 11 years if the defendant knowingly directed the conduct at an emergency responder. The bill also adjusts sentencing for multiple crimes, including consecutive terms for escape and additional crimes under specific statutes. This Act applies to offenses committed after its effective date of July 1, 2026.

Alaska HB239 revises sentencing guidelines for various felonies, including methamphetamine manufacturing and criminally negligent homicide.

Alaska HB239 modifies sentencing provisions for several felonies. It sets a range of seven to 11 years for manufacturing methamphetamine if the offense involves an emergency responder. For criminally negligent homicide, it establishes a range of seven to 11 years if the defendant knowingly directed the conduct at an emergency responder. The bill also adjusts sentencing for multiple crimes, including consecutive terms for escape and additional crimes under specific statutes. This Act applies to offenses committed after its effective date of July 1, 2026.