SB1149 mandates the collection and reporting of hate crime data in Hawaii to improve transparency and accountability.
SB1149 amends Hawaii's hate crimes law to require the collection, storage, and analysis of hate crime data by the attorney general. This includes information on reported hate crimes, regardless of whether they result in criminal charges. The bill mandates cooperation between law enforcement agencies and the attorney general to ensure consistent documentation and analysis of hate crimes. It also requires annual training for law enforcement officers on identifying and investigating hate crimes. Failure to comply with reporting requirements may result in administrative penalties.
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