Alaska HB24 outlines specific aggravating factors for sentencing in criminal cases.
Alaska HB24 details various aggravating factors that courts must consider when sentencing defendants. These factors include prior criminal history, targeting specific victims, and the nature of the offense. For instance, the bill lists scenarios where the defendant's prior criminal history includes conduct that would have been a felony if committed by an adult, or if the defendant was on furlough, parole, or probation for another felony.
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