Hawaii HB1219 amends nuisance abatement laws to include protections and penalties for illegal gambling offenses.
Hawaii HB1219 seeks to amend existing nuisance abatement laws by extending rights and protections to citizens who bring civil suits related to illegal gambling. The bill also imposes a mandatory fine of $5,000 for property owners found in violation of these laws. This change aims to address the minimal and discretionary financial penalties currently imposed on property owners who allow illegal gambling on their property, providing stronger deterrence and support for citizens involved in such cases.
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