Hawaii SB2776 regulates agreements between state and federal law enforcement, prohibiting federal participation in state checkpoints and limiting.

Hawaii SB2776 amends state law to regulate agreements between state and federal law enforcement agencies. It mandates that any agreements must be in writing and cannot allow federal participation in state checkpoints or screenings or motor vehicle stops. Agreements are limited to a maximum duration of two years and must include training on state civil rights protections. State employees and law enforcement officers can still request federal assistance in emergencies or to prevent serious injury.

Hawaii SB2776 regulates agreements between state and federal law enforcement, prohibiting federal participation in state checkpoints and limiting.

Hawaii SB2776 amends state law to regulate agreements between state and federal law enforcement agencies. It mandates that any agreements must be in writing and cannot allow federal participation in state checkpoints or screenings or motor vehicle stops. Agreements are limited to a maximum duration of two years and must include training on state civil rights protections. State employees and law enforcement officers can still request federal assistance in emergencies or to prevent serious injury.