Hawaii SB2584 removes time limits for prosecuting certain serious crimes, including sexual assault and attempted murder.
Hawaii SB2584 amends the state's criminal code to eliminate time limits for prosecuting murder, attempted murder, and sexual assault. The bill allows for prosecution of these offenses at any time, regardless of when they were committed. It also prohibits dismissal of sexual assault cases due to time elapsed. The legislation aims to ensure justice for victims of these serious crimes, who often delay reporting due to trauma or fear.
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