Hawaii SB3039 mandates that firearm license holders carry an electric gun alongside their firearm.
Hawaii SB3039 amends firearm regulations by requiring individuals with a license to carry a firearm to also carry an electric gun. This law aims to enhance safety by providing non-lethal self-defense options, potentially reducing the risk of escalation and unintended harm. A violation of this requirement could result in the revocation of the firearm license. The definition of "electric gun" aligns with existing statutes. This Act does not impact rights, penalties, or proceedings that occurred before its effective date.
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