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HRS § 844D-129 - Appeal
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A defendant may appeal, under applicable court rules, to the supreme court or intermediate court of appeals from an order denying a motion made under this part.
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A defendant may appeal, under applicable court rules, to the supreme court or intermediate court of appeals from an order denying a motion made under this part.
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A defendant who already filed a DNA-testing motion may file a successive motion if new or different grounds are asserted, and the court must adjudicate it.
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The court may make appropriate orders in a post-conviction DNA testing case, and DNA profile information from samples taken under such a motion is exempt from public disclosure laws.
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If post-conviction DNA testing is favorable, the court must hold a hearing and make whatever orders are needed; if not favorable, the court must notify probation or parole authorities.
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The convicted person and the State may agree to do post-conviction DNA testing without filing a motion. If the DNA results are favorable to the defendant, the defendant may file a post-conviction relief motion and the court must decide it.
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The department must manage and administer the state DNA database program and work with the FBI and other relevant agencies on the State’s participation in a national DNA database.
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Facility administrators must ensure required specimens, samples, or print impressions are collected and sent to the department, and collection must use a department-approved kit.
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The department may use DNA analysis, other forensic identification analysis, and print impression examinations only for identification purposes.
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The department may designate repositories for biological samples, and the designated entity must analyze, store, and use the related DNA and forensic records.
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People convicted of a felony, or who plead guilty/no contest or are found not guilty by reason of insanity for a felony, must provide buccal swabs and hand print impressions; blood specimens may also be required by agency rules.
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All qualifying persons must provide specimens, samples, and print impressions as soon as administratively practicable.
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The prosecutor must notify the court and ask for an order if required specimens, samples, or print impressions have not already been taken; the court must verify collection before final disposition or sentencing and note it in the judgment.
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Most confined or imprisoned persons, except juveniles, must provide buccal swabs and print impressions, and sometimes blood specimens, at intake or as soon as practicable.
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Some people on probation, parole, or with qualifying convictions must provide DNA-related samples and print impressions, and any required collection must happen within 20 working days after notice.
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Certain people, except juveniles, must provide DNA-related samples and print impressions at a correctional or receiving institution when the listed conditions are met.
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An offender accepted into the State under certain agreements must provide blood, buccal swab, or fingerprint specimens if the listed conviction conditions are met.
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If a specimen, sample, or print impression is unusable, the original provider must submit to collection of new specimens, and the responsible law enforcement agency must collect and send them to the department.
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The department may test certain blood or other biological samples from specified registrants and add DNA-related profiles to the state DNA database.
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People required to register under chapter 846E who have not yet provided the required specimens must provide them and follow the collection appointment process.
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Several sections are given retroactive application.