SB207 amends Alaska law to allow property owners to request police removal of unlawful occupants and modifies penalties for trespass, forgery, and.
SB207 allows property owners or their agents to request police to remove unlawful occupants from residential property under certain conditions. It modifies the penalties for criminal trespass, raising the threshold for felony charges to cases causing $1,000 or more in damages. The bill also changes the penalties for forgery and deceptive business practices, including increasing the penalty for using the internet to commit deceptive business practices. Additionally, it allows wrongfully removed occupants to recover damages, penalties, costs, and attorney fees.
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