Hawaii HB1000 amends fingerprinting and identification processing for children and adults.

Hawaii HB1000 modifies fingerprinting and identification processing for children and adults. It requires the attorney general to enforce fingerprinting systems for adults arrested for criminal offenses, those convicted or accepting deferred pleas, and children aged twelve or older taken into custody for committing acts that would be felonies, misdemeanors, or petty misdemeanors if committed by an adult. The bill mandates the attorney general to maintain a uniform record of court, prosecuting officers, police, and other agencies for crime prevention and law enforcement.

Hawaii HB1000 amends fingerprinting and identification processing for children and adults.

Hawaii HB1000 modifies fingerprinting and identification processing for children and adults. It requires the attorney general to enforce fingerprinting systems for adults arrested for criminal offenses, those convicted or accepting deferred pleas, and children aged twelve or older taken into custody for committing acts that would be felonies, misdemeanors, or petty misdemeanors if committed by an adult. The bill mandates the attorney general to maintain a uniform record of court, prosecuting officers, police, and other agencies for crime prevention and law enforcement.