Hawaii HB217 amends marijuana laws, setting penalties for possession and distribution of marijuana and marijuana-infused products.
Hawaii HB217 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to redefine offenses related to marijuana and marijuana-infused products. It sets penalties for possessing, distributing, and transferring marijuana and marijuana-infused products, with fines and community service options. The bill also specifies conditions under which marijuana transfers are considered for remuneration, such as when given away with a transaction or offered with goods or services. It includes provisions for penalties based on the amount of marijuana or tetrahydrocannabinol involved, with escalating penalties for larger quantities.
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