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Acting Attorney General Cori Mills Announces Settlement with Labcorp over Data Breach That Affected the Personal Data of Alaskans (opens the original)
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(Anchorage, AK) – Acting Attorney General Cori Mills has announced that Alaska, as part of a coalition of 44 attorneys general, has settled with the Laboratory Corporation of America (“Labcorp”) after a multistate investigation into the 2019 data breach that leaked personal patient information through a medical debt collector. Labcorp used Retrieval-Masters Creditors Bureau d/b/a American Medical Collection Agency (“AMCA”) to handle outstanding customer bills. As part of the process, Labcorp tra
Acting Attorney General Cori Mills Joins Coalition of 23 States in Challenging 3 Day Waiting Periods for Firearms Purchases (opens the original)
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(Anchorage, AK) – The State of Alaska has joined an amicus brief, led by the State of Montana, challenging the constitutionality of Maine’s 72-hour waiting periods for firearms purchases. “The Constitution acknowledges the rights of citizens to firearms, and it is incredibly clear that nothing shall stop the free exercise of those rights,” said Acting Alaska Attorney General Cori Mills. “And yet, states like Maine have normalized making citizens wait to exercise the rights guaranteed to them by
Acting Attorney General Cori Mills Announces that Payless Used Car Sales Will Pay Over Half a Million Dollars in Restitution to Its Customers for Hidden Document Fees (opens the original)
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(Anchorage, AK) – Acting Attorney General Mills announced a settlement with Payless Used Car Sales, LLC (Payless) over document fees it did not include in the prices it advertised for its cars on its website. Under Alaska law, motor vehicle dealers must include all dealer fees in the advertised price of their vehicles. Under this settlement, consumers who were charged hidden fees by Payless will be eligible for $100 payments from Payless. The State estimates that Payless will pay more than $500,
Department of Law Announces Voter Misconduct Charges Will Be Dropped After Court Establishes New Interpretation Regarding Alaska Law (opens the original)
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(Anchorage, AK) – The Alaska Department of Law will not move forward with the pending voter misconduct cases arising from the investigation of voting activity in Whittier following the Alaska Court of Appeals’ recent decision in Tupe Smith v. State. In that decision, relying on legislative history, the Court of Appeals interpreted Alaska’s first-degree voter misconduct statute to require an additional showing beyond what the statute was understood to require. Tupe Smith and other Whittier reside
Wassillie Brink Sentenced to 30 Years for Kasigluk Sex Assault (opens the original)
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(Bethel, AK) – Last Friday, Bethel Superior Court Judge William Montgomery sentenced Wassillie Brink, 52, to serve 30 years with 8 years suspended for the 2022 sex assault of a Kasigluk woman. Brink had pled guilty to Sexual Assault in the Second Degree as part of a plea agreement. He will be on probation for 10 years upon his release from incarceration. Brink will also be required to register as a sex offender upon release. On May 21, 2022, after a night of drinking, Brink entered the home of a
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