Hawaii HB383 amends the penalties for violating orders for protection, introducing mandatory jail sentences and fines.
Hawaii HB383 modifies the penalties for violating orders for protection by introducing mandatory jail sentences and fines. For a first violation, the penalty is a mandatory minimum jail sentence of forty-eight hours and a fine of up to $150 for non-domestic abuse, and a mandatory minimum jail sentence of forty-eight hours and a fine of $150 to $500 for domestic abuse.
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