Hawaii Liquor Licensing Provisions Strengthen Board Powers
The article details that damages awarded in licensing disputes pass to spouses and minors, and that licenses may be revoked after a 30 day nonpayment. It explains Section 64 on protecting inebriates, allowing relatives or employers to notify licensees to stop selling liquor to a dangerous drinker, and the board’s authority to inspect saloons. Perjury penalties for false statements before inspectors are noted, along with strict enforcement against drunkenness, adulterated liquor, and mandatory reporting duties for judges. The piece outlines inspection rights, penalties, and the process for testing adulterated liquor with samples, analyses, and potential license revocation.