Hawaii HB115 amends driving under the influence laws to include mandatory restitution for children of victims and increased penalties for repeat.
Hawaii HB115 amends the state's driving under the influence laws to include mandatory restitution for children of victims, requiring convicted offenders to financially support the child until they reach 18 or 19 if still in high school. The court must consider various factors when determining the amount of restitution. For repeat offenders, the bill increases penalties, including mandatory imprisonment and fines. It also mandates the installation of ignition interlock devices and requires community service or imprisonment.
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