HRS §586-25
Protection for officers enforcing foreign protective orders
Police officers who act in good faith are protected from being sued or charged with a crime when they enforce a foreign protective order, as long as the order is valid or looks real on its face. This protection applies only to actions taken under this part of the law.
The statute, as written — Good faith immunity
Any law enforcement officer acting in good faith shall be immune from civil or criminal liability in any action arising in connection with enforcement of a valid foreign protective order or a foreign protective order that appears to be authentic on its face pursuant to this part.
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