Establishes accreditation standards for Alaska law enforcement agencies.
The bill establishes accreditation standards for law enforcement agencies in Alaska. It mandates the Alaska Law Enforcement Standards Council to set minimum standards and practices for accreditation, including areas such as the use of force, bias-based policing, and body-worn recording equipment. The council must base these standards on those set by the International Association of Chiefs of Police and the Commission of Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies. The bill also requires municipalities with police departments and state trooper posts to obtain and maintain accreditation.
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