Hawaii SB1605 amends the Child Protective Act to modify procedures for temporary foster custody and protective custody.
Hawaii SB1605 amends the Child Protective Act to revise procedures for temporary foster custody and protective custody. The department may assume temporary foster custody of a child without a court order if protective custody is transferred from a police officer. The department can file an ex parte motion for protective custody without notice or a hearing if there is reasonable cause to believe the child is in imminent harm.
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