Relating To Gun Violence Protective Orders. [HB-1543]
Establishes a process allowing law enforcement officers and family or household members to obtain a court order to prevent a person from accessing firearms and ammunition where the person poses a danger of causing bodily injury to oneself or another.
HB-1543: Relating To Gun Violence Protective Orders.
Sponsored by: Rep. Gregg Takayama
Carried Over To 2020 Regular Session. on 12/01/2019
Relating To Domestic Abuse. [HB-295]
Amends the definition of domestic abuse under Hawaii's insurance laws and domestic abuse protective order statutes to include emotional abuse between family or household members. Defines emotional abuse. Effective 7/1/2050. (SD1)
HB-295: Relating To Domestic Abuse.
Sponsored by: Rep. Gregg Takayama
Received Notice Of All Senate Conferees Being Discharged (sen. Com. No. 535). on 06/22/2020
Relating To Domestic Violence. [HB-491]
Amends the offense of abuse of family or household members to provide for misdemeanor and petty misdemeanor penalties. Allows a deferred acceptance of guilty or no contest plea in cases involving misdemeanor and petty misdemeanor abuse penalties. Requires the Judiciary to submit annual reports to the Legislature on the number and outcome of abuse of family or household members cases. (HB491 HD2)
HB-491: Relating To Domestic Violence.
Sponsored by: Rep. Linda Ichiyama
Carried Over To 2020 Regular Session. on 12/01/2019
SB-1700: Relating to uniform reporting of information concerning protective orders, concerning magistrate's orders for emergency protection, and concerning conditions of bond imposed on a person awaiting trial in a family violence, sexual assault or abuse, stalking, or trafficking case.
Sponsored by: Sen. Jose Rodriguez
Read First Time on 03/22/2017
You have voted SB-1700: Relating to uniform reporting of information concerning protective orders, concerning magistrate's orders for emergency protection, and concerning conditions of bond imposed on a person awaiting trial in a family violence, sexual assault or abuse, stalking, or trafficking case..
Relating To Gun Violence Protective Orders. [HB-1583]
Adds a new part to Chapter 134, HRS, to establish a detailed process allowing law enforcement officers and family or household members to obtain a court order to prevent a person from accessing firearms and ammunition where the person poses a danger of causing bodily injury to the person or another.
HB-1583: Relating To Gun Violence Protective Orders.
Sponsored by: Sen. Chris Lee
Referred To Jud, Referral Sheet 6 on 01/30/2017
You have voted SB-1242: Relating to the confidentiality of certain personal information of an applicant for or a person protected by a protective order..
Protective orders or stalking; third or subsequent offense. [HB-2473]
Violation of protective order or stalking; third or subsequent offense. Expands the offenses for which a conviction of a third or subsequent offense, when the offense is committed within 20 years of the first conviction and when either the instant or one of the prior offenses was based on an act or threat of violence and the instant and prior offenses arise out of separate incidents, is a Class 6 felony with a mandatory minimum term of confinement of six months from violating a protective order to any combination of violating a protective order
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HB-2473: Protective orders or stalking; third or subsequent offense.
Sponsored by: Rep. Benjamin Cline
Passed By Indefinitely In Finance (16-y 0-n) on 02/15/2017
HB-2222: Relating to the confidentiality of home address information of certain victims of family violence, sexual assault or abuse, stalking, or trafficking of persons.
Sponsored by: Rep. Abel Herrero
Laid On The Table Subject To Call on 05/05/2017
You have voted HB-2222: Relating to the confidentiality of home address information of certain victims of family violence, sexual assault or abuse, stalking, or trafficking of persons..
Concealed handguns; protective orders. [SB-1299]
Carrying concealed handguns; protective orders. Authorizes any person 21 years of age or older who is not prohibited from purchasing, possessing, or transporting a firearm and is protected by an unexpired protective order to carry a concealed handgun for 45 days after the protective order was issued. The bill provides that if the person issued the protective order applies for a concealed handgun permit during such 45-day period, such person will be authorized to carry a concealed handgun for an additional 45 days and be given a copy of the certified
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SB-1299: Concealed handguns; protective orders.
Sponsored by: Sen. Jill Vogel
Requires 27 Affirmative Votes To Override Veto on 04/05/2017
Family abuse protective order; third or subsequent violation of order. [HB-2157]
Third or subsequent violation of family abuse protective order; private security services. Authorizes courts, upon a defendant's third or subsequent violation of certain family abuse protective orders against the same victim, to modify such order to require that the defendant provide private security services for the victim.
HB-2157: Family abuse protective order; third or subsequent violation of order.
Sponsored by: Rep. Mark Cole
Left In Courts Of Justice on 02/07/2017
Protective orders; possession of firearms, felony. [HB-2044]
Protective orders; possession of firearms; felony. Provides that it is a Class 6 felony for a person who is subject to a permanent protective order (i.e., a protective order with a maximum duration of two years) for subjecting another person to an act of violence, force, or threat to possess a firearm while the order is in effect, which is equivalent to the existing penalty for possession of a firearm by a person subject to a permanent protective order for family abuse. The bill also provides that such person may continue to possess and transport
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HB-2044: Protective orders; possession of firearms, felony.
Sponsored by: Rep. Kathleen Murphy
Left In Militia, Police And Public Safety on 02/07/2017
Concealed handguns; protective orders. [HB-1852]
Carrying concealed handguns; protective orders. Authorizes any person 21 years of age or older who is not prohibited from purchasing, possessing, or transporting a firearm and is protected by an unexpired protective order to carry a concealed handgun for 45 days after the protective order was issued. The bill provides that if the person issued the protective order applies for a concealed handgun permit during such 45-day period, such person will be authorized to carry a concealed handgun for an additional 45 days and be given a copy of the certified
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HB-1852: Concealed handguns; protective orders.
Sponsored by: Rep. Rick Morris
(67 Affirmative Votes Required To Override) on 04/05/2017