SB277 amends Hawaii law to extend the statute of limitations for certain sexual offenses against minors and revises probation terms.
SB277 amends Hawaii law to extend the statute of limitations for certain sexual offenses against minors, ensuring it does not expire while the victim is under 18 years old. It also modifies the probation terms for defendants convicted of sexual offenses against minors, setting specific probation periods based on the severity of the offense. Additionally, the bill revises the definition of "sexual offense" to include more specific acts and behaviors, and it adjusts the conditions under which a defendant's probation officer must report to the court.
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