SB1531 aims to enhance nuisance abatement laws by offering rights and protections to citizens who sue for illegal gambling offenses and imposing a.
SB1531 amends Hawaii's nuisance abatement laws to provide equal rights and protections to citizens who bring civil suits for illegal gambling offenses, aligning them with those for fireworks and drug offenses. The bill also imposes a mandatory $5,000 fine for violations related to gambling offenses. It ensures that citizens who sue for illegal gambling receive the same rights and protections as those who sue for other criminal activities. The court can also order the closure of the premises for up to a year if the nuisance is not abated.
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