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HI HB490

Bill

Status

Passed

7/2/2021

Primary Sponsor

Troy Hashimoto

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Origin

House of Representatives

2021 Regular Session

AI Summary

H.B. 490 - Summary

  • Lowers the age threshold for enhanced penalties for crimes against seniors from 62 years to 60 years of age

  • Adds requirement that the perpetrator know or reasonably should know the victim's age for enhanced penalties to apply in assault, theft, forgery, and unauthorized entry offenses

  • Creates new first-degree assault offense for causing substantial bodily injury to persons 60 years or older and new second-degree assault provision for causing bodily injury to seniors

  • Adds first-degree and second-degree theft provisions with enhanced penalties for theft from senior victims, including property of any value or property/services exceeding $250 or $750

  • Adds first-degree and second-degree forgery provisions with enhanced penalties when the forged instrument's purported maker or drawer is 60 years or older and the perpetrator knows or should know this fact

Legislative Description

Relating To Crimes Against Seniors.

Penal Code

Last Action

Act 147, on 07/01/2021 (Gov. Msg. No. 1249).

7/2/2021

Committee Referrals

Judiciary3/11/2021
Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs2/18/2021
Health, Human Services, & Homelessness1/27/2021

Full Bill Text

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