HRS §708-833.5
Minimum fines for shoplifting convictions
This section sets the minimum fine a person must pay if convicted of shoplifting. The fine is based on the value of the stolen property and the type of crime. A prior shoplifting conviction doubles the minimum fine.
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The statute, as written — Shoplifting
A person convicted of committing theft by means of shoplifting as defined in section 708-830 shall be sentenced to the following minimum fines: (1) In cases involving a class C felony, the minimum fine shall be four times the value or aggregate value of the property involved; (2) In cases involving a misdemeanor, the minimum fine shall be three times the value or aggregate value of the property involved; (3) In cases involving a petty misdemeanor, the minimum fine shall be twice the value or aggregate value of the property involved; (4) If a person has previously been convicted of committing theft by means of shoplifting as defined in section 708-830, the minimum fine shall be doubled that specified in paragraphs (1), (2), and (3), respectively, as set forth above; provided in the event the convicted person defaults in payment of any fine, and the default was not contumacious, the court may sentence the person to community services as authorized by section 706-605(1)(d).
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