Requires restitution for children of victims of driving under the influence in Hawaii.
This bill amends Hawaii law to require courts to order restitution for children of victims of driving under the influence. If a defendant is convicted of driving under the influence and a parent or legal guardian of a child was a victim, the court must order the defendant to make restitution payments for the child's support. The court determines the monthly amount based on factors like the child's financial needs and the standard of living. If the defendant is incarcerated, restitution payments begin one year after release.
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