Establishes limitations on geographical restrictions for probation conditions in Hawaii.
The bill amends Hawaii law to set limits on geographical restrictions imposed as a condition of probation. These restrictions, which prevent individuals from entering or remaining in certain areas, must be limited to areas larger than acres, tailored to the defendant's criminal conviction, and cannot restrict access to land or sea protected by law. The bill responds to concerns about the Safe and Sound Westside program, which has caused issues for individuals' ability to work, live, and practice cultural rights. The changes take effect on July 1, 2025.
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