Hawaii HB614 amends hate crimes law to mandate data collection and reporting by agencies.
Hawaii HB614 amends the state's hate crimes law to mandate the collection and reporting of data on all reported possible hate crimes. The bill requires agencies with investigative or program responsibilities for offenses to cooperate with the attorney general in establishing a hate crime reporting system. The attorney general will develop procedures for reporting, inputting, accessing, and protecting information on hate crimes. Law enforcement officers will receive annual training on identifying and investigating hate crimes.
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