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Alaska: Senate Judiciary Committee Will Hear Further Testimony on NRA-Backed Campus Carry Bill Tomorrow

Sunday, March 9, 2014

On Monday, March 3, an important NRA-backed self-defense bill was introduced to the Alaska Senate Judiciary Committee.  Those wishing to testify in support of this legislation will be able to do so tomorrow, March 10.

Sponsored by state Senator John Coghill (R-A), Senate Bill 176 would allow law-abiding citizens to possess and carry firearms for self-defense on the University of Alaska’s campuses by limiting the Board of Regent’s ability to regulate the possession and carry of firearms on campuses.

Tomorrow’s hearing will take place at 1:30 p.m. in the Beltz 105 room of the Thomas Stuart Legislative Building.  If you are unable to attend, you can still listen in on the hearings remotely by clicking here, or by calling into your Legislative Information Office and requesting to be directed to the Senate Judiciary Committee to listen in via telephone.  If you miss the hearing and would like to watch it at a different time, click here.

To testify remotely over the phone, call the Alaska Teleconference Center toll-free at (855) 463-5009 tomorrow, at 1:30 p.m., and ask to be transferred to the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.

Please also contact members of the Senate Judiciary Committee and respectfully urge them to SUPPORT Senate Bill 176. Contact information for committee members is provided below.

 

Senate Judiciary Committee:

Senator John Coghill (R-A), Chairman
(907) 465-3719
[email protected]

 
Senator Lesil McGuire (R-K), Vice-Chairman
(907) 465-2995
[email protected]

 
Senator Fred Dyson (R-F)
(907) 465-2199
[email protected]

 
Senator Donald Olson (D-T)
(907) 465-3707
[email protected]

 
Senator Bill Wielechowski (D-G)
(907) 465-2435
[email protected]

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