587A-40 Court records.
§587A-40 Court records. [(a)] The court shall keep a record of all child protective proceedings under this chapter. Written reports, photographs, x-rays, or other information that are submitted to the court may be made available to other appropriate persons, who are not parties, only upon an order of the court. The court may issue this […]
588-5 Admissibility of evidence.
§588-5 Admissibility of evidence. Any evidence gathered at the center shall be gathered in such manner so as to be admissible as evidence at a judicial proceeding. [L 1986, c 169, pt of §1]
587A-41 Payment for service or treatment provided to a party or for a child’s care, support, or treatment.
§587A-41 Payment for service or treatment provided to a party or for a child’s care, support, or treatment. (a) Whenever a service or treatment is provided to a party, or whenever care, support, or treatment of a child is provided under this chapter, the court may order the payment of such expenses by the persons […]
587A-42 Educational, medical, dental, and recreational needs.
§587A-42 Educational, medical, dental, and recreational needs. Upon the first day of placement, a child’s resource family shall have the authority, for the child placed in the resource family’s care: (1) To consent to routine educational and recreational needs and activities, except for purposes regulated under title 8, chapters 60 and 61, of the Hawaii […]
587A-43 Child protective review panel.
§587A-43 Child protective review panel. (a) The department shall establish a child protective review panel to review each case of child abuse or neglect that leads to near fatality or death as a result of acts or omissions of the child’s legal caretaker. Based upon its review, the panel shall submit a report of its […]
587D-1 Definitions.
§587D-1 Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires: “Department” means the department of human services. “Emergency services personnel” shall have the same meaning as defined in section 78-52. “Firefighter” means a member of a fire department whose principal duties are to prevent and fight fires. “Fire station” means a building for […]
587D-2 Unharmed newborn children left at hospitals, fire stations, or police stations, or with emergency services personnel; avoidance of prosecution.
§587D-2 Unharmed newborn children left at hospitals, fire stations, or police stations, or with emergency services personnel; avoidance of prosecution. A person may leave a newborn child with the personnel of a hospital, fire station, or police station, or emergency services personnel without being subject to prosecution for abandonment of a child pursuant to section […]
587D-3 Safe place for newborns.
§587D-3 Safe place for newborns. (a) The personnel of a hospital, fire station, or police station, or emergency services personnel may receive a newborn child; provided that the newborn child was born within seventy-two hours of being left at the hospital, fire station, or police station, or with emergency services personnel as determined within a […]
587D-4 Reporting.
§587D-4 Reporting. Within twenty-four hours of receiving an unharmed newborn child under section 587D-3, the personnel of the hospital, fire station, or police station, or emergency services personnel shall inform the department that a newborn child has been left at the premises; provided that the department shall not be informed until the person leaving the […]
587D-5 Immunity.
§587D-5 Immunity. (a) A hospital with responsibility for performing duties under this chapter, any health care provider, or hospital personnel working at the hospital, a fire station and any firefighter or fire personnel, a police station and any police officer or police personnel, and emergency services personnel acting in good faith in receiving a newborn […]