Hawaii SB653 amends nuisance abatement laws to impose a mandatory $5,000 fine per violation for gambling offenses and grant citizens the same rights.
Hawaii SB653 seeks to strengthen nuisance abatement laws by imposing a mandatory $5,000 fine per violation for property owners found guilty of allowing illegal gambling on their property. This bill also grants citizens who bring civil suits against places used for illegal gambling the same rights and protections as victims in criminal proceedings. The changes aim to incentivize property owners to prevent illegal activities on their property and ensure that citizens have adequate legal support when pursuing nuisance abatement actions.
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