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What are the collateral consequences of a felony conviction in Alaska?

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Generally the same as for all the other States and Territories. You can lose the right to vote - to hold public office - to bear firearms - etc - etc. Some states have modifications wirtten into their laws but you will have to do your own research on them.

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