Hawaii HB1219 amends nuisance abatement laws to extend rights and protections to citizens who bring suits related to illegal gambling, and imposes a.
Hawaii HB1219 amends the state's nuisance abatement laws to ensure citizens who bring civil suits for illegal gambling offenses receive the same rights and protections as those who bring suits for fireworks or drug offenses. The bill also mandates a $5,000 fine for violations related to gambling offenses, addressing the minimal penalties previously imposed. The court can order the permanent prohibition of individuals involved in the nuisance from residing or entering the affected premises.
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