SB813

Hawaii SB813 amends law enforcement practices by requiring officers to report misconduct, establishing new training and certification criteria, and.

Hawaii SB813 introduces significant reforms to law enforcement practices. It mandates that officers report any observed criminal misconduct by fellow officers within fifteen days. The bill also sets new standards for law enforcement training and certification, including psychological screening and completion of a basic training program. Additionally, it restricts the use of force, particularly chokeholds, and outlines conditions under which force can be justified. The bill aims to enhance accountability and ensure officers are adequately trained and certified.