SB1531 extends rights and protections to citizens who bring nuisance abatement suits related to illegal gambling and imposes a mandatory $5,000 fine.
SB1531 amends Hawaii's nuisance abatement laws to extend rights and protections to citizens who bring suits related to illegal gambling, aligning them with those for fireworks and drug offenses. The bill also imposes a mandatory $5,000 fine for violations related to gambling offenses. The changes do not affect rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that began before the bill's effective date.
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