Hawaii HB2087 amends laws on abuse of family or household members, including penalties and procedures for arrest and court actions.

Hawaii HB2087 modifies existing statutes to address abuse of family or household members. It specifies that physical abuse or refusal to comply with a police officer's lawful order is unlawful. The bill outlines procedures for police officers to follow when they reasonably believe abuse has occurred, including making inquiries, issuing warnings, and preparing written reports. It mandates that police officers may arrest individuals without a warrant if they have reasonable grounds to believe abuse has occurred.

Hawaii HB2087 amends laws on abuse of family or household members, including penalties and procedures for arrest and court actions.

Hawaii HB2087 modifies existing statutes to address abuse of family or household members. It specifies that physical abuse or refusal to comply with a police officer's lawful order is unlawful. The bill outlines procedures for police officers to follow when they reasonably believe abuse has occurred, including making inquiries, issuing warnings, and preparing written reports. It mandates that police officers may arrest individuals without a warrant if they have reasonable grounds to believe abuse has occurred.