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HI SB991
Bill
Status
3/7/2017
Primary Sponsor
Ronald Kouchi
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AI Summary
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Decriminalizes traffic infractions related to vehicular parking and traffic movement on Department of Land and Natural Resources lands (natural area reserves, game management areas, wildlife sanctuaries, and public hunting areas) by reclassifying them as traffic infractions under chapter 291D rather than criminal violations.
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Establishes graduated fines for traffic infractions: $100 for first violation, $200 for second violation, and $500 for third or subsequent violations.
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Maintains criminal penalties for non-traffic violations on these state lands, including petty misdemeanor and misdemeanor classifications with mandatory fines ranging from $100 to $25,000 depending on violation type and prior convictions.
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Allows the environmental court to substitute community service for cash fines at a rate of one hour per $10 of mandatory fine.
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Takes effect January 7, 2059.
Legislative Description
Relating To Penalties For Violations On Certain State Lands.
Decriminalization
Last Action
Referred to WAL, JUD, FIN, referral sheet 27
3/9/2017