Establishes criminal trespass on agricultural land as a petty misdemeanor and prohibits firearm ownership for convicted trespassers.
The bill establishes the crime of criminal trespass on agricultural land in Hawaii, making it a petty misdemeanor. It prohibits individuals prosecuted for or convicted of this crime from owning, possessing, or controlling firearms or ammunition. The bill also outlines fines for repeat offenses, with escalating penalties for subsequent offenses. The legislation aims to address rising agricultural theft and vandalism, which have significant financial and safety impacts on farmers and ranchers.
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