Expands the castle doctrine to include agricultural land in Hawaii.
The bill amends the definition of "dwelling" in Hawaii's castle doctrine to include agricultural land used as a residence or place of lodging. It also creates a definition for "place of work" to include any building, agricultural land, or parcel of real property where a person works. This change aims to protect farmers and ranchers from agricultural crimes by extending the castle doctrine to agricultural lands.
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