Hawaii HB1189 amends law enforcement search procedures, allowing officers to seek technical assistance and requiring them to post notices of searches.
Hawaii HB1189 modifies law enforcement search protocols. It allows officers to seek technical assistance from qualified individuals or entities for examining items during searches, provided they certify the reliability and necessity of such assistance. Additionally, officers must post notices of completed searches, detailing the report number, date, time, reason, and contact information. The bill also mandates securing entrances after searches and repeals certain statutory materials.
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