SB860 increases fines for shoplifting in Hawaii, especially for repeat offenders.
SB860 aims to deter shoplifting in Hawaii by increasing penalties for theft by means of shoplifting. It mandates minimum fines based on the value of stolen property, with higher fines for repeat offenders. The bill also allows courts to sentence offenders to community service if they default on fines. This Act does not affect past penalties or ongoing proceedings.
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