Hawaii HB2355 amends property forfeiture laws to clarify and expand the types of property subject to forfeiture.
Hawaii HB2355 amends the state's property forfeiture laws to clarify and expand the types of property subject to forfeiture. The bill specifies that property used in the commission of a covered offense, proceeds from such offenses, and interests in enterprises established to commit these offenses are subject to forfeiture. It also includes books, records, and firearms found in proximity to contraband or instrumentalities of an offense.
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