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Relating To Identity Theft. Introduced Referred to JHA, referral sheet 3 · Jan 28, 2026
In plain language Expands Hawaii's identity theft offenses to include fraudulent impersonation or false depiction of another person carried out through artificial intelligence or materially deceptive media. The bill integrates AI-enabled impersonation into the existing identity theft framework.
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Legislative history 3 actions · newest first Jan 28, 2026 House Referred to JHA, referral sheet 3 Jan 26, 2026 House Introduced and Pass First Reading. Jan 23, 2026 House Pending introduction.
Progress Introduced Jan 23, 2026 Filed in a chamber; hasn't passed it yet. Engrossed (not reached) Passed the chamber where it was introduced. Enrolled (not reached) Passed both chambers in the same form and sent to the governor or president. Enacted (not reached) Became law: signed, allowed to take effect without a signature, or passed over a veto.
Sponsors Rep. Nadine Nakamura (D) Prime sponsor
Rep. Ikaika Hussey (D), Rep. Greggor Ilagan (D), Rep. Mahina Poepoe (D), Rep. David Tarnas (D)
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