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Hawaii 's governor signs five bills cracking down on the rampant use of illegal fireworks in the islands.
Police will be authorized to issue $ 300 tickets to those who shoot off fireworks.
Repeat offenders and those whose actions cause serious injury or death could get prison time for felony crimes.
The new laws take effect immediately.
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