Alaska Administrative Code Title 22 - Department of Corrections
Here’s a refined overview of Alaska Administrative Code – Title 22: Department of Corrections:
🧭 Title 22 – Overview
Title 22 governs regulations issued by the Alaska Department of Corrections (DOC). It covers policies related to adult correctional facilities, community supervision, parole, domestic-violence rehabilitation, sex-offender treatment, and ignition interlock devices. (regulations.justia.com)
📘 Chapters at a Glance
Chapter 05 – Adult Facilities
Articles on admission, security, operations, classification, programs, discipline, segregation, communications, discharge, and general provisions (regulations.justia.com)
Includes specific sections like:
22 AAC 05.200 – Prisoner classification: Procedures set by the commissioner (casetext.com)
22 AAC 05.485 – Administrative segregation: Conditions for placement in segregation
Chapter 10 – Community Corrections
Rules governing probation, parole, and supervised re-entry programs (law.cornell.edu)
Chapter 15 – Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Devices Program
Standards for ignition interlock usage in vehicles (law.cornell.edu)
Chapter 20 – Alaska Board of Parole
Regulations for parole eligibility, hearings, and victim participation (law.cornell.edu)
Notably, updates effective 4/18/2025 clarify parole procedures and victim rights (aws.state.ak.us)
Chapter 25 – Programs for Rehabilitation of Domestic Violence Offenders
Standards for provider certification and program operation (law.cornell.edu)
Chapter 30 – Sex Offender Treatment Providers
Licensing and treatment obligations for sex-offender treatment professionals (law.cornell.edu)
📝 How to Access the Regulations
Justia and LII offer compilations of Title 22 through the latest quarterly updates (law.cornell.edu).
For authoritative text, consult Touch ‘N Go, the Alaska Online Public Notices, or the official Alaska Administrative Code via AKLeg (touchngo.com).
🔍 Recent Updates & Rule Proposals
Parole Board Revisions: Amendments affecting victim participation and parole eligibility became effective on April 18, 2025 (aws.state.ak.us).
Inmate Mail Policy Revisions: Proposed changes to Chapter 5 on inmate mail and definitions, with public comments accepted through Dec 3, 2024 (aws.state.ak.us).
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