Hawaiʻi安全ブリーフィング
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嵐の季節への備え
嵐の季節は状況が急に変わります。公式の案内に従い、ご家庭の状況に合った計画を立ててください。
- Pacific hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30.
- Follow official weather notices and local emergency guidance.
- Review your household plan before storm season.
何が合法で、何が違法か、そして何が変わったか。
Honoluluのペッパースプレー法は、多くの購入者が思っているより厳しいものです。スタンガンとTaserが合法になったのは2022年です。Big Islandでは2026年7月1日から短期賃貸の安全基準への適合が始まります。これらは当店で何を購入できるかに直接かかわるため、私たちはすべて追いかけています。
Honoluluのペッパースプレー法
ROH § 41-27Revised Ordinances of Honolulu, Chapter 41, Article 27
- It is illegal to sell pepper spray in the City and County of Honolulu without a license. Period.
- Licensed dealers must give a point-of-sale safety briefing covering proper use, shelf life, disposal, first aid and limitations, and keep a signed acknowledgement on file for 5 years.
- Sold in person by a licensed dealer, with the point-of-sale briefing and signed acknowledgment the ordinance requires.
- Buyer must be 18+. Cannot be sold where alcohol is consumed.
- Penalty for illegal sale: up to $2,000 fine or 1 year imprisonment per transaction.
- SafetyStoreHawaii is a fully licensed Honolulu dealer. Every product we sell is legally compliant.
Hawaiiのスタンガン・Taser法
HRS Act 134 (2021)Effective January 1, 2022
- Hawaii repealed its previous total ban on stun guns and Tasers effective January 1, 2022.
- Civilians 21 and older may legally purchase and possess electric guns (Taser-style projectile devices). No buyer permit exists. The purchase has to happen in person at a licensed dealer, after a background check and a safety briefing.
- SafetyStoreHawaii is Axon's first official Taser dealer in the United States.
Big Island 短期賃貸 条例案47号
Effective July 1, 2026Hawaiʻi County Ordinance 25-50
- Every short-term vacation rental on the Big Island, hosted or unhosted, must register annually.
- Registration adds mandatory safety compliance: emergency contact info, evacuation guidance, fire safety equipment.
Maui 条例案9号：短期賃貸の段階的廃止
Phasing 2029-2031Maui County Bill 9 (2025)
- STR owners pivoting to long-term tenants face new tenant safety obligations.
Hawaiiの正当防衛の法理
HRS § 703-304Hawaii Revised Statutes
- Hawaii follows a "duty to retreat" doctrine in public. You must retreat from confrontation if you can safely do so before using force.
- Castle Doctrine exception: in your own dwelling, you have no duty to retreat before using force to defend yourself.
- Less-lethal tools (Byrna, pepper spray, Taser, Banshee) let you create distance and de-escalate without crossing the lethal-force line.
出典： Honolulu Code of Ordinances, Hawaii Gun Laws (USCCA), Hawaii STR rules summer 2026。教育目的の要約であり、法的助言ではありません。ご自身の状況については、Hawaiiの有資格弁護士にご相談ください。
公式の出典： Hawaiʻi crime statistics と Honolulu Police Department statistics.
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