Alaska SB136 protects firearm retailers' privacy by prohibiting financial institutions from using firearm codes and requiring injunctions against.

Alaska SB136 aims to safeguard firearm retailers' privacy by prohibiting financial institutions and payment networks from using codes that identify firearm retailers or transactions. It also mandates that preliminary and permanent injunctions against violations cannot take effect until 30 days after being ordered by the court. If the attorney general or a petitioner prevails in an action, they are entitled to full reasonable attorney fees.

Alaska SB136 protects firearm retailers' privacy by prohibiting financial institutions from using firearm codes and requiring injunctions against.

Alaska SB136 aims to safeguard firearm retailers' privacy by prohibiting financial institutions and payment networks from using codes that identify firearm retailers or transactions. It also mandates that preliminary and permanent injunctions against violations cannot take effect until 30 days after being ordered by the court. If the attorney general or a petitioner prevails in an action, they are entitled to full reasonable attorney fees.