HRS §846D-2
Committee to improve juvenile justice records
This section creates a committee inside the attorney general's office. The committee includes people from courts, police, prosecutors, youth correctional facilities, and the attorney general. Its job is to help agencies work together to build a better statewide system for juvenile justice information.
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The statute, as written — Juvenile justice information committee
There is established within the department of the attorney general a juvenile justice information committee, which shall include, but not be limited to, representatives from the family courts, the police departments of the various counties, the prosecutors of the various counties, the Hawaii youth correctional facilities, and the department of the attorney general. The committee shall meet as needed to promote interagency cooperation and coordination in the development and management of an accurate, complete, timely, and fully integrated statewide juvenile justice information reporting and retrieval system. The members of the committee shall be appointed by the attorney general and shall have the decision-making authority of the represented agencies.
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