Hawaii Revised Statutes 351-32 – Violent crimes

The crimes to which part III of this chapter applies are the following and no other:

(1) Murder in the first degree (§ 707-701);

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Injury: means actual bodily harm and, in respect of a victim, includes pregnancy and mental or nervous shock; and "injured" has a corresponding meaning. See Hawaii Revised Statutes 351-2

(2) Murder in the second degree (section 707-701.5);

(3) Manslaughter (§ 707-702);

(4) Negligent homicide in the first degree (section 707-702.5);

(5) Negligent homicide in the second degree (§ 707-703);

(6) Negligent injury in the first degree (§ 707-705);

(7) Negligent injury in the second degree (§ 707-706);

(8) Assault in the first degree (§ 707-710);

(9) Assault in the second degree (§ 707-711);

(10) Assault in the third degree (§ 707-712);

(11) Kidnapping (§ 707-720);

(12) Sexual assault in the first degree (§ 707-730);

(13) Sexual assault in the second degree (§ 707-731);

(14) Sexual assault in the third degree (§ 707-732);

(15) Sexual assault in the fourth degree (§ 707-733);

(16) Abuse of family or household members (section 709-906);

(17) Sex trafficking (§ 712-1202); and

(18) Terrorism, as defined in title 18 United States Code § 2331.

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