Hawaii HB633 amends fireworks regulations, including definitions, penalties, and enforcement mechanisms.
Hawaii HB633 introduces amendments to fireworks regulations, defining terms such as "aerial device," "consumer fireworks," and "display fireworks." It outlines penalties for importing, purchasing, possessing, or setting off fireworks, with varying penalties based on the weight of confiscated fireworks. The bill also addresses probable cause for arrest, storage and disposal of confiscated fireworks, and liability for parents, guardians, homeowners, and renters.
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