Hawaii HB1000 amends identification processing requirements for adults and minors arrested or cited for criminal offenses.
Hawaii HB1000 modifies the state's identification processing procedures for individuals arrested or cited for criminal offenses. It mandates fingerprinting and photographing for all adults arrested for a crime, those convicted or accepting deferred pleas, and minors aged twelve or older taken into custody for serious offenses. The attorney general oversees these systems, ensuring they are uniform and maintained with modern methods. The bill also outlines conditions under which a child's fingerprint record can be purged from the system.
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