Chapter 712

§712-1200 What counts as prostitution and what happens if you are charged

§712-1200.5 Paying for sex is a crime with specific penalties

§712-1201 What counts as advancing or profiting from prostitution

§712-1202 Sex trafficking crime and penalties

§712-1203 What it means to promote prostitution

§712-1204 Repealed law on promoting prostitution in the third degree

§712-1206 Loitering for prostitution and safe harbor for help seekers

§712-1207 Rules against street prostitution in Waikiki and other areas

§712-1208 Selling travel packages for prostitution is a crime

§712-1209 Paying for sex near schools or parks is a crime

§712-1209.1 Paying for sex with a minor is a serious crime

§712-1209.5 Repeated paying for sex is a serious crime

§712-1209.6 Clearing a prostitution conviction after three clean years

§712-1210 Definitions for laws about sexual exploitation and obscenity

§712-1211 When showing indecent pictures in public is a crime

§712-1213 What showing indecent material proves in court

§712-1214 Selling or making pornographic material for money

§712-1215 Giving pornographic material to minors is a crime

§712-1215.5 Pressuring a minor to send nude images

§712-1215.6 When minors share nude images and who is guilty

§712-1216 What counts as proof in child pornography cases

§712-1216.5 Rules on bringing, selling, or having childlike sex dolls

§712-1217 Open lewdness in public is a crime

§712-1218 Keeping age proof for people in pornographic work

§712-1218.5 Keeping age records for sexually exploited people

§712-1219 Labeling where age verification records are kept

§712-1219.5 Labeling where age verification records are kept

§712-1220 Definitions for gambling laws in this part

§712-1221 Serious gambling promotion and its penalties

§712-1222 Second-degree gambling promotion and its penalty

§712-1222.5 Crime of promoting gambling on ships

§712-1223 What counts as gambling and its penalty

§712-1224 Serious gambling record possession

§712-1225 Having gambling records in the second degree

§712-1226 Having or dealing with gambling devices is a crime

§712-1227 Defense for possessing gambling records

§712-1228 What counts as proof in gambling cases

§712-1229 Out-of-state lotteries are still illegal here

§712-1230 State can take property used for illegal gambling

§712-1231 What counts as social gambling and how to use it as a defense

§712-1232 Savings contests are not gambling

§712-1240.1 When drug possession or distribution is allowed by law

§712-1240.5 Extra prison time for making drugs with a child nearby

§712-1240.7 Methamphetamine trafficking crime and penalties

§712-1240.9 Court can order payment for meth cleanup costs

§712-1241 First-degree serious drug crime and its penalties

§712-1242 Serious drug possession and distribution crime

§712-1243 Possessing a dangerous drug is a crime

§712-1244 Promoting a harmful drug in the first degree

§712-1245 Serious drug crime for having or selling harmful drugs

§712-1246 Possessing many harmful drug doses is a crime

§712-1246.5 Possessing a harmful drug is a crime

§712-1247 Serious drug crime for large amounts of certain drugs

§712-1248 Promoting a detrimental drug in the second degree

§712-1249 Possessing a harmful drug in the third degree

§712-1249.4 Serious marijuana dealing and growing crimes

§712-1249.5 Serious marijuana dealing and growing crimes

§712-1249.6 Drug crimes near schools, parks, or public housing

§712-1249.7 Using a minor to sell drugs is a serious crime

§712-1250 Using or selling intoxicating chemicals

§712-1250.5 Giving alcohol to someone under 21 is a crime

§712-1251 Drugs found in a car can count as proof against everyone inside

§712-1252 What counts as proof of knowing about drugs or buyers

§712-1253 Other penalties still apply

§712-1254 Bar to prosecution

§712-1255 One-time chance to avoid a drug conviction

§712-1256 Clearing court records for young first-time offenders

§712-1257 Rules for selling cigarettes in packs of twenty or more

§712-1258 Rules for selling tobacco and e-cigarettes to people under 21

§712-1270 Buildings used for certain crimes are a nuisance

§712-1270.3 Citizen's rights in nuisance abatement suits

§712-1270.5 Courts can still issue orders to keep nuisance-causers out

§712-1271 Who can sue to stop a nuisance

§712-1271.5 How much proof is needed in civil cases

§712-1271.6 Protective orders for witnesses

§712-1272 Temporary court order to stop a nuisance

§712-1273 Fast court hearing for nuisance lawsuits

§712-1274 When a citizen's lawsuit can be dismissed or taken over

§712-1275 Order of abatement

§712-1276 Costs and expenses

§712-1277 Owner can get a closed building reopened by paying costs and posting a bond

§712-1277.5 Contempt for violating orders under this part

§712-1278 Fees and fines become a lien on the business property

§712-1279 How courts consider lease termination in nuisance cases

§712-1281 Fireworks property can be taken by the government