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United States — Hawaii
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A computerized fingerprint identification system is established, it must use an automatic fingerprint identification system as its main resource, and the attorney general’s department must coordinate its use with law enforcement agencies.
United States — Hawaii
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This section lets specified agencies and qualified entities run criminal history record checks, but requires notices, consent, limited use, and record-handling safeguards.
United States — Hawaii
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Police and certain government arrest agencies must send arrest descriptions to the data center, and the data center must forward necessary identifying information to the FBI system in appropriate cases.
United States — Hawaii
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Criminal justice agencies must query the data center before dissemination to ensure the latest disposition data is used, unless an emergency and technical incapacity make that impracticable.
United States — Hawaii
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Every criminal justice agency in the State must report case dispositions to the data center.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision defines several terms used in the hate crime reporting part, including “gender identity or expression,” “hate crime,” “hate crime data,” “incident report,” and “sexual orientation.”
United States — Hawaii
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The attorney general must run the hate-crime data system and handle collection, storage, sharing, and public dissemination rules.
United States — Hawaii
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Agencies with responsibility for adult or juvenile offenses must cooperate with the attorney general to help establish the hate crime reporting system.
United States — Hawaii
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The attorney general must summarize and analyze received hate crime data reports and send an annual hate crime data report to specified government bodies.
United States — Hawaii
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Criminal justice agencies must keep accurate criminal history record information, notify other agencies if they discover they reported material inaccurate information, and retain release records for at least one year.
United States — Hawaii
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Agencies operating criminal history record information systems must control access, supervise authorized staff, protect the data, and ensure employees are familiar with the governing rules.
United States — Hawaii
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This chapter does not apply to certain listed criminal history record information, and it allows criminal justice agencies to disclose or confirm some criminal history information in defined situations.
United States — Hawaii
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Nonconviction data may be shared only with listed recipients and must not be confirmed to ineligible parties.
United States — Hawaii
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This Compact sets up a system for sharing criminal history records for authorized noncriminal justice uses, while requiring state and FBI procedures, limits on access, and privacy protections.
United States — Hawaii
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The attorney general must manage juvenile justice data, set up system procedures, and expunge a minor’s arrest record when the family court issues an expungement order.
United States — Hawaii
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A juvenile justice information committee is established within the attorney general’s department, and the attorney general appoints its members.
United States — Hawaii
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Agencies responsible for juvenile services must cooperate with the attorney general to establish the juvenile justice information system.
United States — Hawaii
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Information from the juvenile justice information system may be disclosed only to listed agencies and people, and some disclosures require a specific agreement or are limited to records the law already allows to be shared.
United States — Hawaii
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Agencies with access to juvenile justice information must supervise authorized users, assign responsibility for data security, train direct-access users, and protect data terminals or stations from unauthorized access and disasters.
United States — Hawaii
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Information from the juvenile justice information system may be shared with listed government recipients and other individuals or agencies provided for in the chapter or by rule.