HI SB2507

Amends HRS §706-660.2 to establish mandatory minimum prison sentences without possibility of parole for felonies committed against persons sixty years of age or older when the defendant knows or reasonably should know the victim's age.

Creates new mandatory minimums for theft, identity theft, and robbery offenses against elderly victims: six years eight months for Class A felonies, three years four months for Class B felonies, and one year eight months for Class C felonies.

Maintains existing mandatory minimums for crimes causing death or serious bodily injury to elderly persons, blind persons, paraplegics, quadriplegics, or children eight years old or younger.

Provides that defendants are not subject to these mandatory minimums if they receive extended sentences under HRS §706-662.

Effective date of July 1, 2050; does not affect rights, duties, or proceedings that existed before the effective date.