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United States — Hawaii
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The department may share DNA program information and related methods with listed recipients, make its databases available for searches by the FBI and similar agencies, and give sample portions to local public law enforcement DNA laboratories if stated privacy and handling conditions are met.
United States — Hawaii
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Local DNA laboratories covered by this provision must follow the department’s instructions for producing DNA profiles.
United States — Hawaii
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The department may dispose of unused or expired specimens and samples, but must do so reasonably, in the normal course of business, and in a way that protects identity and origin from disclosure to non-law-enforcement third persons.
United States — Hawaii
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The legislature says serious crime is often committed by a small number of repeat felony offenders and wants to support prosecutors in using effective techniques against them.
United States — Hawaii
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A career criminal prosecution program is established, and the attorney general administers and directs it.
United States — Hawaii
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An individual must be subject to career criminal prosecution efforts if they fit certain listed criminal-history categories, and may be subject if they fit other listed categories.
United States — Hawaii
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This section defines terms used in the chapter about criminal justice data.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision is marked repealed.
United States — Hawaii
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Criminal history record information may be shared with the governor, the attorney general, and other individuals or agencies provided for in this chapter or by rule or regulation.
United States — Hawaii
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The data center and state/county criminal justice agencies must charge set fees for listed services, with some fee exemptions and rulemaking authority for the data center.
United States — Hawaii
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A criminal history record improvement revolving fund is established, and certain fee proceeds must be deposited into it and used by the Hawaii criminal justice data center to improve the criminal history record information system.
United States — Hawaii
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The data center must coordinate its activities with the public safety intake records system, and criminal history record information must be shared from this office to the data center.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain juvenile court records may not be disseminated to noncriminal justice agencies unless specifically authorized, and any records that are shared must be used only for the purpose given and not shared again.
United States — Hawaii
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The attorney general must conduct annual audits of a representative sample of criminal justice agencies, and those agencies must keep records to support the audits.
United States — Hawaii
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An individual who believes their criminal history record information is kept in a state system may review it for accuracy and completeness, but must apply to the operating agency and provide fingerprints-verified identification.
United States — Hawaii
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The attorney general must adopt rules and regulations as needed to ensure compliance with this chapter.
United States — Hawaii
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A person who knowingly permits unauthorized access to, disseminates, violates an authorized agreement about, or gains unauthorized access to criminal history record information commits a misdemeanor.
United States — Hawaii
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The Hawaii criminal justice data center must carry out the compact, and its administrator or designee must administer it in the State. The administrator may also adopt rules and procedures for exchanging criminal history records.
United States — Hawaii
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A Hawaii criminal justice data center is established in the department of the attorney general, and its administrator is appointed by the attorney general.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision assigns the criminal justice data center and attorney general responsibility for collecting, managing, and reporting criminal justice data, including fingerprinting and related records.