Alaska Statutes.
Title 24. Legislature and Lobbying
Chapter 5. Legislature In General
Section 188. Federal Statutes, Regulations, Presidential Executive Orders and Actions, and Secretarial Orders and Actions.
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AS 24.05.188. Federal Statutes, Regulations, Presidential Executive Orders and Actions, and Secretarial Orders and Actions.

After receiving a report from the attorney general under AS 44.23.020(h) that a state law is in conflict with a federal statute, regulation, presidential executive order or action, or secretarial order or action that is unconstitutional or was not properly adopted in accordance with federal statutory authority, the house and senate committees having jurisdiction over judicial matters may each consider whether legislative action is necessary in response to the findings by the attorney general.

Article 05. LEGISLATIVE SPACE

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