Hawaii HB384 amends sexual offense definitions and penalties, including probation terms and registration requirements.
Hawaii HB384 modifies the state's sexual offense definitions and penalties. It updates the definition of "sexual offense" to include various offenses involving minors, such as promoting minor-produced sexual images and electronic enticement of a child. The bill also adjusts probation terms for different classes of offenses, including class A, B, and C felonies, and misdemeanors. Additionally, it revises the registration requirements for covered offenders, allowing those with a clean record for ten years to petition for termination of registration.
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