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Code · Alaska · Title 16 · Chapter 10

Sec. 16.10.760. Trafficking in intercepted salmon.

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Sec. 16.10.760. Trafficking in intercepted salmon.
(a)A person commits the offense of trafficking in intercepted salmon if the person
(1)buys, sells, trades, processes, or possesses salmon, or attempts to buy, sell, trade, process, or possess salmon, with reckless disregard that the salmon has been, or will be, obtained by high seas interception;
(2)knowingly provides financing, premises, equipment, supplies, services, power, or fuel used to buy, sell, trade, process, or possess salmon that has been, or will be, obtained by high seas interception; or
(3)acts as a broker or middleman, or otherwise acts on behalf of another party, to arrange for or negotiate, or attempts to arrange for or negotiate, the purchase, sale, trade, processing, or possession of salmon, with reckless disregard that the salmon has been, or will be, obtained by high seas interception.
(b)Trafficking in intercepted salmon is a class C felony.
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