HI HB1155

Amends Hawaii's repeat offender statute to specify which class A, B, and C felonies trigger mandatory minimum prison sentences for repeat offenders.

Establishes mandatory minimum sentences without parole eligibility based on number of prior felony convictions: one prior (6-10 years), two prior (6-20 years), or three or more prior (5-30 years) depending on the current offense level.

Expands class A felonies subject to mandatory minimums to include crimes like manslaughter, kidnapping, sexual assault, identity theft, and arson in the first degree.

Adds specific class B felonies including negligent homicide, assault against emergency workers, sexual assault in the second degree, identity theft in the second degree, and robbery in the second degree.

Includes class C felonies such as assault in the second degree, burglary in the second degree, identity theft in the third degree, and riot in the mandatory minimum provisions.