HB58

Amends the definition of criminal property damage in the third degree to include intentional or knowing damage to business property.

Hawaii HB58 amends the definition of criminal property damage in the third degree to include intentional or knowing damage to property used in a business operation, regardless of the amount. This change aims to reduce the burden on business owners by ensuring that such offenses are prosecuted more effectively. The bill specifies that property used in a business operation includes signage, furniture, doors, windows, vehicles bearing the business name, and any other associated fixtures or equipment.