According to the state of Alaska:  http://dps.alaska.gov/statewide/PermitsLicensing/firearmFAQ.aspx   "Does an Alaska domestic violence assault misdemeanor conviction trigger a prohibition for me to possess firearms and ammunition in Alaska?"


Answer:  The State of Alaska's interpretation of the current status of the law, as established in 2007 by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in United States v. Nobriga, 474 F. 3d 561, is that such convictions do not trigger a prohibition for purposes of state court prosecutions. This interpretation is subject to change if additional court case decisions are issued in the future. Additionally, the United States Department of Justice's interpretation of the Nobriga decision, for purposes of federal prosecutions, may differ from the interpretation of the State of Alaska.