Hawaii HB2252 mandates a minimum twelve-month incarceration for theft in the first degree when the stolen property or services exceed $250,000.

Hawaii HB2252 amends the state's theft laws to establish a mandatory minimum sentence of twelve months in prison for theft in the first degree when the value of the stolen property or services exceeds $250,000. This applies whether the sentence is an indeterminate term of imprisonment or a condition of probation. The bill also specifies that this mandatory minimum sentence cannot be suspended or otherwise not imposed. The changes do not affect any rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that occurred before the bill's effective date.

Hawaii HB2252 mandates a minimum twelve-month incarceration for theft in the first degree when the stolen property or services exceed $250,000.

Hawaii HB2252 amends the state's theft laws to establish a mandatory minimum sentence of twelve months in prison for theft in the first degree when the value of the stolen property or services exceeds $250,000. This applies whether the sentence is an indeterminate term of imprisonment or a condition of probation. The bill also specifies that this mandatory minimum sentence cannot be suspended or otherwise not imposed. The changes do not affect any rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that occurred before the bill's effective date.