Hawaii SB2729 mandates law enforcement agencies to collect and report data on stops, uses of force, and complaints to the Hawaii Crime Lab.
Hawaii SB2729 requires law enforcement agencies and police oversight agencies to collect and report data on law enforcement stops, uses of force, and complaints to the Hawaii Crime Lab. The bill mandates the creation of rules for data collection and reporting, ensuring compatibility with federal programs. It also allows the Department of the Attorney General to investigate and bring civil actions against agencies for non-compliance. The Hawaii Crime Lab must make the collected data publicly available in a clear, machine-readable format and issue an annual report summarizing the data.
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