Establishes new offenses and procedures for removing unauthorized occupants and addressing property damage in Hawaii.
This bill amends Hawaii law to create new offenses for criminal trespasser property damage and fraudulent sale or lease of residential real property. It also establishes a process for property owners to apply to the director of law enforcement to remove unauthorized occupants from their property. The bill defines "property" as real property with at least one residential dwelling unit or commercial building. It sets out conditions for the removal of unauthorized occupants and provides for civil action by wrongfully removed individuals.
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