Hawaii HB2264 mandates timely sharing of protective orders with military security forces to enhance safety and accountability.

Hawaii HB2264 aims to improve coordination between civilian law and military security forces regarding protective orders. The bill requires the judiciary, county police departments, and the department of law enforcement to share protective order information with military branches within 24 hours. This includes transmitting orders to the security forces of each military branch, such as the Army Criminal Investigation Division and the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.

Hawaii HB2264 mandates timely sharing of protective orders with military security forces to enhance safety and accountability.

Hawaii HB2264 aims to improve coordination between civilian law and military security forces regarding protective orders. The bill requires the judiciary, county police departments, and the department of law enforcement to share protective order information with military branches within 24 hours. This includes transmitting orders to the security forces of each military branch, such as the Army Criminal Investigation Division and the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.