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HI HB383

Bill

Status

Introduced

1/17/2025

Primary Sponsor

Nadine Nakamura

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Origin

House of Representatives

2026 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Establishes uniform mandatory minimum jail sentences for violating orders for protection: 48 hours for first conviction, 30 days for second conviction, and 45 days for third or subsequent convictions

  • Removes the previous distinction between domestic and non-domestic abuse violations, applying the same penalties regardless of the nature of the violation

  • Sets fine limits at $150 maximum for first conviction, $250 maximum for second conviction, and $250-$1,000 for subsequent violations

  • Requires all convicted persons to complete a domestic violence program assessment and either a domestic violence intervention or anger management course

  • Treats a conviction for violating a temporary restraining order under the same case number as a second or subsequent violation of the order for protection

  • Effective date of July 1, 3000 (placeholder date)

Legislative Description

Relating To Orders For Protection.

Honolulu Prosecuting Attorney Package

Last Action

Carried over to 2026 Regular Session.

12/8/2025

Committee Referrals

Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs2/14/2025
Human Services & Homelessness1/21/2025

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