Hawaii SB276 amends the state's orders for protection by establishing mandatory minimum jail sentences and fines for violations.
Hawaii SB276 modifies the state's orders for protection by setting mandatory minimum jail sentences and fines for violations. For a first violation of a non-domestic abuse order, the penalty is a jail sentence of up to forty-eight hours and a fine of up to $150. For a first violation of a domestic abuse order, the penalty is a mandatory minimum jail sentence of forty-eight hours and a fine of at least $150 but no more than $500.
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