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HI SB2401
Bill
Status
1/17/2014
Primary Sponsor
Gil Keith-agaran
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AI Summary
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Amends Hawaii Revised Statutes Section 709-906(4)(c) to extend the mandatory period of separation when a police officer orders an alleged abuser to leave premises in domestic abuse cases.
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Changes the expiration of the 48-hour separation period to 4:30 p.m. on the second business day following a weekend or legal holiday if the incident occurs after 12:00 p.m. Friday or on a weekend/holiday, or if the 48-hour period expires on a weekend/holiday.
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Maintains existing police authority to order the alleged abuser to leave the premises, avoid all contact with the victim, and restricts re-entry except with police escort to collect personal effects.
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Preserves existing penalties including arrest for violation of the separation order and seizure of firearms and ammunition used or threatened in the offense.
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Takes effect upon approval with no retroactive application to proceedings begun before enactment.
Legislative Description
Period of Separation; Abuse; Family or Household Member
Last Action
Report adopted; Passed Second Reading and referred to JDL.
2/12/2014