Hawaii HB2503 amends fireworks regulations to include forfeiture of property used in violations and redefines aerial devices.

Hawaii HB2503 amends Chapter 132D of the Hawaii Revised Statutes by adding a new section on forfeiture of property used in fireworks violations. It specifies that any property used in the commission of a fireworks violation, including aerial shells and mines, may be forfeited to the state. The bill also amends the definition of "aerial device" to include any fireworks that move more than twelve feet in any direction and then combust, explode, deflagrate, detonate, shoot flaming balls, or emit sparks.

Hawaii HB2503 amends fireworks regulations to include forfeiture of property used in violations and redefines aerial devices.

Hawaii HB2503 amends Chapter 132D of the Hawaii Revised Statutes by adding a new section on forfeiture of property used in fireworks violations. It specifies that any property used in the commission of a fireworks violation, including aerial shells and mines, may be forfeited to the state. The bill also amends the definition of "aerial device" to include any fireworks that move more than twelve feet in any direction and then combust, explode, deflagrate, detonate, shoot flaming balls, or emit sparks.