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Hawaii Statutes, Title 20

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Title 20, Social Services

36 chapters · 793 sections in this title.

All chapters in Title 20793 Ch 346, Chapter 346233 Ch 356D, Chapter 356D97 Ch 353, Corrections And Rehabilitation88 Ch 351, Chapter 35136 Ch 352, Chapter 35235 Ch 349, Chapter 34928 Ch 347, Chapter 34724 Ch 353G, Chapter 353G18 Ch 354D, Chapter 354D16 Ch 346F, Chapter 346F14 Ch 352D, Chapter 352D14 Ch 346G, Chapter 346G13 Ch 353C, Chapter 353C13 Ch 368, Chapter 36813

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HRS §353H-1 Title
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PART I. GENERAL PROVISIONS [§353H-1] Title. This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the Community Safety Act. [L Sp 2007, c 8, pt of §2]
HRS §353H-2 Definitions
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§353H-2 Definitions. When used in this chapter: "Community-based long-term support programs" include programs administered and operated by community agencies, faith-based organizations, and other entities offering support to offenders for at least one year. "Community-based progr…
HRS §353H-2.5 Offender reentry office
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§353H-2.5 Offender reentry office. There shall be established within the department of corrections and rehabilitation an offender reentry office to oversee the development and implementation of the comprehensive offender reentry system. The offender reentry office shall:
HRS §353H-3 Offender reentry system plan; creation
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§353H-3 Offender reentry system plan; creation. (a) The department of corrections and rehabilitation shall develop a comprehensive and effective offender reentry system plan for adult offenders exiting the prison system. (b) The department of corrections and rehabilitation shall …

HRS §353H-31 Adult offender reentry programs and services

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PART III. ADULT OFFENDER REENTRY PROGRAMS AND SERVICES §353H-31 Adult offender reentry programs and services. (a) The director of corrections and rehabilitation may authorize purchase of service contracts, in accordance with chapter 103F, subject to legislative or other appropria…

HRS §353H-32 Offender reentry; identification documents

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§353H-32 Offender reentry; identification documents. (a) The department, in collaboration with the department of transportation and the examiner of drivers of each county, shall inform inmates that departmental assistance is available to obtain civil identification cards, in acco…

HRS §353H-4 Model programs; department of corrections and rehabilitation

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§353H-4 Model programs; department of corrections and rehabilitation. Subject to funding by the legislature, the department of corrections and rehabilitation shall enhance the State's comprehensive offender reentry system by developing model programs designed to reduce recidivism…

HRS §353H-5 Children of incarcerated parents; families

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§353H-5 Children of incarcerated parents; families. The director of corrections and rehabilitation shall:

HRS §353H-6 Employment of ex-offenders

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§353H-6 Employment of ex-offenders. (a) The director of labor and industrial relations shall take the necessary steps to ensure offenders and ex-offenders are included and involved in utilizing state and private resources for employment and training opportunities as well as life …

HRS §353H-7 Return of out-of-state inmates

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§353H-7 Return of out-of-state inmates. (a) The director of corrections and rehabilitation shall return Hawaii inmates held in out-of-state prisons at least one year prior to the inmate's parole or release date in order for these inmates to participate in programs preparing them …

HRS §353H-8 Performance indicator reporting

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§353H-8 Performance indicator reporting. (a) The department of corrections and rehabilitation shall develop performance measures that accurately reflect progress toward specific goals, including: (b) The department shall develop key performance indicators, which shall include:

HRS §353H-9 Annual reporting requirements

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[§353H-9] Annual reporting requirements. (a) For each program established pursuant to this chapter, the department shall submit a report to the legislature no later than the first day of December each year, beginning with the period ending on November 30, 2018. Each report shall …