Establishes the community outreach court to address non-violent, nonfelony offenses for homeless individuals.
The bill establishes the community outreach court as a division of the district court of the first circuit in Hawaii. It aims to assist non-violent offenders, particularly those from the homeless community, by making court attendance more accessible. The court will hold hearings at community sites, resolve cases through plea agreements, and offer alternative sentences like community service. The bill also appropriates funds for various positions and operational costs to support the court's activities.
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