SB2611 amends criminal trespass laws to include weekends and holidays in the definition of trespassing and allows for lifetime bans on school.
SB2611 modifies Hawaii's criminal trespass laws to include weekends and holidays in the definition of trespassing. It also specifies that a reasonable warning or request to leave school premises includes a written warning, which may include a lifetime ban for egregious offenders. The warning must include the person's legal name, aliases, photograph, physical description, the name of the person issuing the warning, the date and time the warning was given, and signatures of the person issuing the warning, a witness or police officer, and the person receiving the warning.
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