Increases penalty for unlawful possession of firearms or ammunition in violation of a protective order.
This bill amends Hawaii law to establish a class C felony penalty for unlawful possession, control, or transfer of a firearm or ammunition in violation of a judicial protective order or restraining order. Previously, such violations were misdemeanors. The bill aims to address increased lethality risks associated with such violations, enhancing public safety.
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