Hawaii HB389 amends laws on uncrewed aircraft offenses, including misuse and penalties.
Hawaii HB389 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to redefine and penalize misuse of uncrewed aircraft. It creates a new offense of misuse of uncrewed aircraft in the third degree for actions such as operating an aircraft under the influence of an intoxicant or after license revocation. It also adds new offenses for using an uncrewed aircraft in furtherance of a felony. The bill modifies existing offenses, including equipping an aircraft with dangerous weapons or interfering with manned aircraft.
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