Alaska Criminal Justice Commission (2014 - 2022)

The Alaska Criminal Justice Commission was created by the Alaska State Legislature when Governor Sean Parnell signed SB 64 (2014) into law. Consisting of fourteen members, the Commission was tasked with evaluating and making recommendations to improve criminal laws and practices, while keeping in mind the goals of enhanced public safety, offender rehabilitation, victim restitution, and reduced costs. During its tenure, the Commission made legislative or administrative-action recommendations to the Legislature and to the Governor. The Commission had its first meeting on September 22, 2014 and its last meeting on June 2, 2022. Staffing was provided by the Alaska Judicial Council.

As the Alaska Criminal Justice Commission has sunsetted, the information on these pages is for reference and will not be updated.