Hawaii SB862 mandates secure storage of firearms to prevent minors' access and accidental harm.
Hawaii SB862 amends state statutes to mandate secure storage of firearms, prohibiting their unsecured presence on premises where minors might access them. Secure storage includes locked containers, tamper-resistant locks, secure locations, or carrying the firearm on one's person. Retailers must inform buyers of these requirements. Violations are misdemeanors, with strict liability for damages if a minor accesses an unsecured firearm. The law aims to reduce risks like accidental injury, death, suicide, theft, and domestic violence.
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