Senior Assistant Attorney General Michael Barnhill, in his October 29th Memorandum for the State of Alaska Department of Law, opines:
1) conviction of 18 U.S.C. § 1001 is “a felony involving moral turpitude” under AS 15.05.030(a); and
2) a return of a guilty verdict is probably not a “conviction” that would bar Senator Stevens from voting under AS 15.05.030(a).
Barnhill concludes:
According, […]
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