Hawaii SB594 strengthens penalties for crimes against seniors and vulnerable individuals.
Hawaii SB594 amends the state's criminal code to enhance penalties for crimes committed against seniors, the blind, paraplegics, quadriplegics, minors, and other vulnerable individuals. The bill introduces mandatory minimum sentences for felonies resulting in death or serious bodily injury to these groups. It also increases penalties for hate crimes targeting individuals based on their actual or perceived characteristics. Additionally, the bill addresses crimes against emergency medical services providers, health care professionals, and educational workers.
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