Hawaii HB129 eliminates fees, fines, and court costs for minors and their families in juvenile justice cases.
Hawaii HB129 prohibits the assessment of fees, fines, and court costs against minors and their families in juvenile justice cases. It limits community service for minors to no more than 72 hours. The bill also repeals certain penalties and voids outstanding fees, fines, and costs for offenses committed during the person's minority. The legislation aims to address the disproportionate impact of these costs on Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander minors.
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