Hawaii HB1413 amends criteria for extended terms of imprisonment for felony convictions.
Hawaii HB1413 amends the criteria for extended terms of imprisonment for felony convictions. It specifies that an extended term may be imposed if the defendant is a dangerous person, a multiple offender, a professional criminal, a hate crime offender, or a persistent offender. The bill also addresses the treatment of convictions from other jurisdictions and their impact on sentencing. This Act takes effect upon approval and does not affect rights and duties that matured, penalties that were incurred, and proceedings that were begun before its effective date.
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