Hawaii SB2056 prohibits law enforcement from entering agreements that violate constitutional rights or engage in unlawful activities.

Hawaii SB2056 amends Chapter 139 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to prohibit law enforcement agencies from entering into agreements that involve activities violating constitutional rights or engaging in unlawful surveillance, investigations, or prosecutions. These activities include racial profiling, excessive use of force, unlawful detention, and targeting individuals for providing lawful aid or exercising First Amendment rights. The bill also restricts agreements that could lead to immigration detention or deportation proceedings.

Hawaii SB2056 prohibits law enforcement from entering agreements that violate constitutional rights or engage in unlawful activities.

Hawaii SB2056 amends Chapter 139 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to prohibit law enforcement agencies from entering into agreements that involve activities violating constitutional rights or engaging in unlawful surveillance, investigations, or prosecutions. These activities include racial profiling, excessive use of force, unlawful detention, and targeting individuals for providing lawful aid or exercising First Amendment rights. The bill also restricts agreements that could lead to immigration detention or deportation proceedings.