Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 39.50.060 (2026)
Penalty for wilful violation of disclosure requirements
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Sec. 39.50.060. Penalty for wilful violation of disclosure requirements.
(a) A person required to file a report of financial or business interests under this chapter who refuses or knowingly fails to disclose required information within the time required in this chapter, or who provides false or misleading information, knowing it to be false or misleading, is guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction is punishable by a fine of not less than $100 nor more than $1,000, or by imprisonment for a period of not more than six months, or by both.
(b) Any person failing or refusing to comply with the requirements of this chapter, in addition to the penalties prescribed, shall forfeit nomination to office and may not be seated or installed in office if the person has not complied. Nominated, hired, or appointed officials, commissioners, chairs, or members of commissions or boards specified in AS 39.50.200(b) may not be confirmed by the legislature if compliance has not been made. In the case of elected officials, the lieutenant governor, or other certifying authority, may not certify a person's nomination for office or the person's election to office if compliance was not made within the time required. The nomination to office or election to office shall be certified to the highest vote getter for that nomination for that office or election to that office who has complied within the times required and who shall be declared nominated or elected. For purposes of this subsection, a person is considered to have complied within the time required if the person complies within 30 days after the due date established by this chapter.
(a) A person required to file a report of financial or business interests under this chapter who refuses or knowingly fails to disclose required information within the time required in this chapter, or who provides false or misleading information, knowing it to be false or misleading, is guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction is punishable by a fine of not less than $100 nor more than $1,000, or by imprisonment for a period of not more than six months, or by both.
(b) Any person failing or refusing to comply with the requirements of this chapter, in addition to the penalties prescribed, shall forfeit nomination to office and may not be seated or installed in office if the person has not complied. Nominated, hired, or appointed officials, commissioners, chairs, or members of commissions or boards specified in AS 39.50.200(b) may not be confirmed by the legislature if compliance has not been made. In the case of elected officials, the lieutenant governor, or other certifying authority, may not certify a person's nomination for office or the person's election to office if compliance was not made within the time required. The nomination to office or election to office shall be certified to the highest vote getter for that nomination for that office or election to that office who has complied within the times required and who shall be declared nominated or elected. For purposes of this subsection, a person is considered to have complied within the time required if the person complies within 30 days after the due date established by this chapter.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 3
cases, 1977–2018 · leading case: Grimm v. Wagoner, 77 P.3d 423 (Alaska 2003).
Grimm v. Wagoner, 77 P.3d 423 (Alaska 2003). “See AS 39.50.060, .070, .080. 40 . 2B Norman J.”
Eberhart v. Alaska Pub. Offices Comm'n, 426 P.3d 890 (Alaska 2018). “40 Under AS 39.50.060(b), a potential sanction for violating the disclosure requirements is election forfeiture.”
Warren v. Thomas, 568 P.2d 400 (Alaska 1977). “For example, under AS 39.50.060 the penalties for violations were changed from $500-$5,-000 to $100-$1,000 and from a period of up to one year’s imprisonment to a period of up to six months.”
— Alaska Stat. § 39.50.060(a) — 1 case
Warren v. Thomas, 568 P.2d 400 (Alaska 1977). “For example, under AS 39.50.060 the penalties for violations were changed from $500-$5,-000 to $100-$1,000 and from a period of up to one year’s imprisonment to a period of up to six months.”
— Alaska Stat. § 39.50.060(b) — 2 cases
Grimm v. Wagoner, 77 P.3d 423 (Alaska 2003). “See AS 39.50.060, .070, .080. 40 . 2B Norman J.”
Eberhart v. Alaska Pub. Offices Comm'n, 426 P.3d 890 (Alaska 2018). “40 Under AS 39.50.060(b), a potential sanction for violating the disclosure requirements is election forfeiture.”
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