Hawaii HB1487 amends the Penal Code to change felony and misdemeanor classifications for various offenses.
Hawaii HB1487 modifies the Penal Code by reclassifying certain offenses. It mandates a minimum imprisonment without parole for specific felonies, including murder and class A and B felonies. It also imposes a minimum nine-month imprisonment for repeat offenders of certain felonies and misdemeanors. Additionally, the bill elevates criminal trespass in the first degree to a class C felony and criminal property damage in the second degree to a class B felony.
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