Hawaii HB2035 sets specific time limits for prosecuting various crimes, including extending limits for certain fraud-related offenses.

Hawaii HB2035 amends the state's time limitations for prosecuting crimes. It specifies that certain offenses, such as murder and sexual assault, can be prosecuted at any time. For other offenses, it sets a ten-year limit for manslaughter and varying limits for different types of felonies and misdemeanors. Notably, it extends the prosecution period for offenses involving fraud, deception, or breach of fiduciary obligation to three years after discovery.

Hawaii HB2035 sets specific time limits for prosecuting various crimes, including extending limits for certain fraud-related offenses.

Hawaii HB2035 amends the state's time limitations for prosecuting crimes. It specifies that certain offenses, such as murder and sexual assault, can be prosecuted at any time. For other offenses, it sets a ten-year limit for manslaughter and varying limits for different types of felonies and misdemeanors. Notably, it extends the prosecution period for offenses involving fraud, deception, or breach of fiduciary obligation to three years after discovery.