A pawnbroker may not engage in the business of being a pawnbroker
(1) by using a method, including a drive-through window, in which a person remains in a motor vehicle while conducting the pawnbroker transaction; or
(2) between the hours of 12 midnight and 6:00 a.m.
Structure Alaska Statutes
Title 8. Business and Professions
Chapter 76. Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers
Article 2. Licensing and Regulation of Pawnbrokers.
Sec. 08.76.100. Licensing required.
Sec. 08.76.110. Requirements for license.
Sec. 08.76.130. Withdrawal of application.
Sec. 08.76.140. Duration and renewal of license.
Sec. 08.76.160. Limit on pawn transaction amount.
Sec. 08.76.170. Customer and transaction limitations.
Sec. 08.76.180. Register of pawnbroker transactions.
Sec. 08.76.190. Recording requirements.
Sec. 08.76.200. Transaction agreement.
Sec. 08.76.220. Other charges allowed.
Sec. 08.76.240. Return of pledged property.
Sec. 08.76.250. Extension of grace period.
Sec. 08.76.260. Retention, storage, and lease.
Sec. 08.76.280. Military personnel.
Sec. 08.76.290. Business operation method and hours.
Sec. 08.76.300. Waiver prohibited.
Sec. 08.76.320. Issuance of police hold order.
Sec. 08.76.330. Evidentiary hold order.
Sec. 08.76.340. Contents and form of hold order.
Sec. 08.76.350. Duration of police hold order.
Sec. 08.76.360. Noncompliance with hold order.
Sec. 08.76.370. Claim notification.
Sec. 08.76.380. Court action on claim.
Sec. 08.76.390. Liability of pledgor.
Sec. 08.76.400. Recovery of leased property.
Sec. 08.76.410. Law enforcement reports.
Sec. 08.76.420. Contents of law enforcement reports.
Sec. 08.76.430. Inspection by law enforcement entities.
Sec. 08.76.450. Civil penalty.