Alaska
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Alaska has no state private investigator license; Anchorage and Fairbanks license private detectives locally. A 2026 law created a state Address Confidentiality Program, making it a misdemeanor to pass an enrollee’s confidential address to a protective-order respondent, and raised the age for first-degree stalking of a minor from under 16 to under 18.
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Address Confidentiality Program created
Victims of domestic violence, stalking, or sexual assault, peace officers, correctional officers, and their household members may enroll and use a program post office box that state and municipal agencies must accept. Recklessly or knowingly disclosing an…
First-degree stalking covers victims under 18
Raises the age in AS 11.41.260(a)(3) so that stalking is first-degree when the victim is under 18, up from under 16. The definition of nonconsensual contact, which includes following or monitoring with a GPS or similar device (AS 11.41.270), was not changed.
First-degree stalking covers violating sexual assault and stalking protective orders
Makes stalking first-degree when it violates a sexual assault or stalking protective order under AS 18.65.850-.870, in addition to domestic violence orders (AS 11.41.260(a)(1)).
Officer Certification Tracker
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Forensic Science Tracker
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Last updated October 18, 2026Source: United States Council for Law & Investigation