HOUSE JUDICIARY STANDING COMMITTEE January 28, 1993 4:00 p.m. MEMBERS PRESENT Rep. Brian Porter, Chairman Rep. Jeannette James, Vice Chair MEMBERS ABSENT Rep. Pete Kott Rep. Gail Phillips Rep. Joe Green Rep. Cliff Davidson Rep. Jim Nordlund COMMITTEE CALENDAR Work Session: Telephone Call to the Anchorage Crime Commission ACTION NARRATIVE As arranged in advance, Gayle Horetski, Committee Counsel to the House Judiciary Committee, placed a telephone call to a meeting of the Anchorage Crime Commission at approximately 4:15 p.m. Present with Ms. Horetski was Vice Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, Jeannette James. Chairman Brian Porter joined the conference call at approximately 4:20 p.m. Also present was Jay Nelson, staff to Representative Cliff Davidson. Members of the Anchorage Crime Commission expressed their support for various legislative measures which may be considered by the legislature during this session. Among the issues discussed were a conspiracy law, "boot camp" programs for young offenders, "waiver" of certain juvenile offenders from children's to adult court, tougher penalties for auto theft, laws requiring parental responsibility for young offenders, greater public access to the records of children's court proceedings, and the flexibility to send sentenced prisoners to out-of-state correctional facilities if Alaska's institutions are overcrowded. Among the members of the Commission who spoke were David Cuddy, chairman, Superior Court Judge Ralph Moody (retired), and Cal Williams. Chairman Porter thanked the Commission members for their interest in criminal justice legislation, and pledged to work with them during the session. The telephone call ended at approximately 4:45 p.m.