Hawaii SB2124 mandates imprisonment and fines for arson convictions, and requires restitution for fire damage costs.
Hawaii SB2124 amends the state's arson sentencing laws, requiring mandatory imprisonment and maximum fines for arson convictions. For arson involving significant property damage, the convicted individual may also be required to pay for firefighting costs and perform community service. Additionally, parents or guardians of minors convicted of arson are liable for a portion of the fire damage costs. The bill does not affect any rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that occurred before its effective date.
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