Hawaii HB208 amends liquor licensing regulations, including cabaret licenses and inspection rights.
Hawaii HB208 modifies the state's liquor licensing laws, affecting cabaret licenses and the rights of investigators and police officers. The bill specifies that cabaret licenses cannot be issued for premises within certain tourism-based areas and outlines conditions for cabaret licenses, including restrictions on professional entertainment by unclothed performers. It also grants investigators and officers the right to inspect licensed premises without notice and use reasonable force if necessary.
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