Hawaii HB261 amends criminal trespass and loitering laws, enhancing penalties for trespassing on private and public properties.
Hawaii HB261 amends the criminal trespass law by increasing penalties for entering or remaining unlawfully on private properties like dwellings, hotels, or apartment buildings, especially if a firearm is involved. It also enhances penalties for loitering on public property, particularly after warnings from authorities or multiple convictions. The bill establishes a homeless case management special fund to support services for individuals experiencing homelessness, ensuring they receive appropriate referrals.
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