Establishes a domestic abuse offender registry in Hawaii for individuals convicted of domestic abuse offenses.
This bill establishes a domestic abuse offender registry within the Department of the Attorney General in Hawaii. It mandates that individuals convicted of domestic abuse offenses must register with the Attorney General and comply with the provisions of this chapter for life or a shorter period as provided by the chapter. Registration information includes personal details, criminal history, employment and educational affiliations, and vehicle information. The registry allows public access to this information, which is based solely on the fact of each offender's criminal conviction.
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