Hawaii SB282 amends laws on misuse of uncrewed aircraft to include new offenses and penalties.
Hawaii SB282 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to redefine and expand offenses related to the misuse of uncrewed aircraft. The bill introduces new offenses such as equipping or arming an uncrewed aircraft with dangerous weapons, using an uncrewed aircraft to transport contraband into a prison, and operating an uncrewed aircraft while under the influence of an intoxicant. It also increases the penalties for existing offenses, including causing bodily injury or damaging property. Exemptions are provided for law enforcement and emergency personnel acting within their duties.
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