HRS §577-16.5
Court can order counseling for curfew violations
If a child breaks curfew, the court can also require the child and their parents or guardians to go to counseling. This is in addition to any other penalties that already exist under state or local law. The court decides what counseling is right for each case.
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The statute, as written — Sentencing for the violation of curfew
In addition to any other penalties established by law, rule, or ordinance in the State, any child found in violation of section 577-16 and their parents or guardians may be required to participate in such counseling, as the court deems to be appropriate in each case.
Sections this one refers to
§577-16 Curfew for children under 16
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