All states have provisions that prohibit supplying alcohol to underage individuals. States punish these activities as criminal offenses, and anyone who knowingly supplies underage individuals with alcohol is committing a crime—except in a few limited circumstances provided by some state laws, such as in a home environment, or for medicinal purposes.
In Hawaii, it is illegal to provide alcohol to individuals under the age of 21, as per Hawaii Revised Statutes Section 281-101.5. This law makes it a criminal offense to purchase or provide alcohol to a minor, with certain exceptions. The exceptions include situations where alcohol is provided to a minor within a private home and with the consent of a parent or guardian, for religious or medicinal purposes. Violating this law can result in criminal charges, which may include fines and possible jail time. It is important for individuals in Hawaii to be aware of these regulations to avoid legal repercussions for supplying alcohol to underage individuals.