Hawaii HB1413 amends criteria for extended imprisonment terms for convicted felons.

Hawaii HB1413 modifies the criteria for extended terms of imprisonment for convicted felons. It specifies that an extended term may be imposed if the defendant is a persistent offender, professional criminal, dangerous person, multiple offender, offender against the elderly, handicapped, or a minor, hate crime offender, or convicted under specific sections. The bill also updates the definition of "gender identity or expression" to include a person's actual or perceived gender identity, gender-related self-image, gender-related appearance, or gender-related expression.

Hawaii HB1413 amends criteria for extended imprisonment terms for convicted felons.

Hawaii HB1413 modifies the criteria for extended terms of imprisonment for convicted felons. It specifies that an extended term may be imposed if the defendant is a persistent offender, professional criminal, dangerous person, multiple offender, offender against the elderly, handicapped, or a minor, hate crime offender, or convicted under specific sections. The bill also updates the definition of "gender identity or expression" to include a person's actual or perceived gender identity, gender-related self-image, gender-related appearance, or gender-related expression.