HI SB622

Establishes mandatory minimum jail sentence of at least 30 days and fine of at least $5,000 for violating an order of protection, injunction, or restraining order that occurs during a stay-at-home order issued by the State or county.

Defines "stay-at-home order" as an order or proclamation issued during a declared state of emergency that restricts persons from leaving residences except for essential activities.

Amends Hawaii Revised Statutes Section 586-11 to add new sentencing provision (subsection 4) for violations occurring during stay-at-home orders, in addition to existing penalty tiers for first, second, and subsequent convictions.

Amends Hawaii Revised Statutes Section 604-10.5 to add similar mandatory minimum sentencing (at least 30 days jail and $5,000 fine) for violations of injunctions or restraining orders occurring during stay-at-home orders.

Applies to violations committed during declared states of emergency when stay-at-home restrictions are in effect, with the stated purpose of providing enhanced protection for individuals subject to restraining orders during public health crises.