Hawaii SB2128 amends trespass laws to prohibit hunting on private lands without permission.

Hawaii SB2128 amends the state's trespass laws to explicitly prohibit hunting on private lands without first obtaining permission from the owner or a duly appointed agent. The bill also mandates that any firearm or motor vehicle used in violation of this provision be forfeited to the state. Prosecution under this law can only be initiated upon a sworn complaint from the property owner, occupier, or a duly appointed agent.

Hawaii SB2128 amends trespass laws to prohibit hunting on private lands without permission.

Hawaii SB2128 amends the state's trespass laws to explicitly prohibit hunting on private lands without first obtaining permission from the owner or a duly appointed agent. The bill also mandates that any firearm or motor vehicle used in violation of this provision be forfeited to the state. Prosecution under this law can only be initiated upon a sworn complaint from the property owner, occupier, or a duly appointed agent.