846-10.6 Criminal history record improvement revolving fund; established.
§846-10.6 Criminal history record improvement revolving fund; established. There is established a criminal history record improvement revolving fund. All proceeds accumulated by the Hawaii criminal justice data center or any state or county criminal justice agency through the assessment of fees for services as provided in section 846-10.5 related to criminal history record information from […]
846D-1 Responsibility for system.
§846D-1 Responsibility for system. (a) The department of the attorney general shall be responsible for the collection, storage, dissemination, and analysis of all juvenile justice custodial, adjudicative, and program data from all agencies that have primary investigative, action, or program responsibility for minors, including the county police departments, the county prosecutors, the family courts, and […]
846-11 Coordination with department of public safety.
§846-11 Coordination with department of public safety. The data center shall coordinate its activities with the records system of the intake service centers of the department of public safety. Criminal history record information shall be provided from this office to the data center and the functions of each shall be coordinated so that there will […]
846-12 Juvenile records.
§846-12 Juvenile records. Dissemination and disposition of records concerning proceedings relating to the adjudication of a juvenile as a delinquent or in need of supervision (or the equivalent) in family court to noncriminal justice agencies is prohibited, unless a statute, court order, rule, or decision, or federal executive order specifically authorizes such dissemination, except that […]
846-13 Annual audits.
§846-13 Annual audits. The attorney general shall conduct annual audits of a representative sample of criminal justice agencies which may be chosen on a random basis, to verify the accuracy and completeness of criminal history record information maintained by such agencies, and to determine adherence with this chapter and regulations promulgated thereunder. Criminal justice agencies […]
846-14 Access and review.
§846-14 Access and review. Any individual who asserts that the individual has reason to believe that criminal history record information relating to the individual is maintained by any information system in this State shall be entitled to review such information for the purpose of determining its accuracy and completeness by making application to the agency […]
846-15 Rules and regulations.
§846-15 Rules and regulations. The attorney general shall adopt rules and regulations, as may be necessary, which will insure compliance with the provisions of this chapter by the most efficient and effective means possible. [L 1979, c 129, pt of §2]
846-16 Violations.
§846-16 Violations. Any person who knowingly permits unauthorized access to criminal history record information, or who knowingly disseminates criminal history record information in violation of the provisions of this chapter, or any person violating any agreement authorized by paragraphs (3) and (4) of section 846-9, or any person who gains unauthorized access to criminal history […]
846-17 Administration of National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact.
§846-17 Administration of National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact. (a) The Hawaii criminal justice data center is the central repository of criminal history records for purposes of the National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact and shall do all things necessary or incidental to carrying out the compact. (b) The administrator of the Hawaii criminal justice […]
846-18 Statistical crime reporting responsibility of county chiefs of police and state and county agencies.
§846-18 Statistical crime reporting responsibility of county chiefs of police and state and county agencies. The chiefs of police of the counties and state and county agencies having the power of arrest shall provide to the attorney general crime incident reports and any other information regarding crimes committed within their respective jurisdictions as necessary for […]