Hawaii Revised Statutes Division 5. Crimes and Criminal Proceedings § 711-1144

(1) A bite injury occurs due to the failure of the owner of a dangerous dog to comply with the requirements of this part; or

(2) The owner of a dangerous dog negligently fails to take reasonable measures to prevent the dangerous dog from causing a bite injury, without provocation, to a person or another animal and the attack results in:

(1) A fine of no less than $1,000 but no more than $2,000;

(2) A term of imprisonment of up to six months or a period of probation of no more than one year;

(3) The payment of restitution to any person who has suffered bodily injury or property damage as a result of an attack by the dangerous dog if the person suffers financial losses or medical expenses due to the attack. As used in this paragraph, “medical expenses” may include the costs of necessary counseling or rehabilitative services; and

(4) The payment of all expenses for the boarding and retention of the dangerous dog if the dog is seized and impounded pursuant to this part;

(1) Meet all conditions imposed on the owner of a dangerous dog pursuant to this part;

(2) Obtain liability insurance or post bond of no less than $50,000, or in a higher amount, if the court finds that a higher amount is appropriate to cover medical or veterinary costs, or both, resulting from potential future actions of the dangerous dog; and

(3) Follow any other condition that the court deems necessary to restrain or control the dangerous dog.

(1) A fine of no less than $1,000 but no more than $10,000;

(2) A term of imprisonment of no less than one year but no more than five years, pursuant to chapter 706; and

(3) The euthanasia of the dangerous dog;