Hawaii Revised Statutes
28. Attorney General
28-10.5 Criminal and juvenile justice resource coordination; administrator and staff.

§28-10.5 Criminal and juvenile justice resource coordination; administrator and staff. (a) The department of the attorney general shall serve as the clearinghouse for information on financial and nonfinancial resources that may be available to assist in improving the delivery or coordination of services under, or the implementation of, programs of the criminal justice and juvenile justice systems and agencies and shall develop, update, and coordinate the implementation of a comprehensive statewide plan of programs and priorities for the improvement of law enforcement and criminal justice, including the prevention and control of juvenile delinquency. In addition, the department may:
(1) Seek, apply for, and administer federal funding and other resources to enhance and expand the capabilities of the criminal and juvenile justice agencies;
(2) Coordinate and assess information on a statewide basis for the development of policies to improve the criminal justice and juvenile justice systems and programs;
(3) Administer state-funded criminal and juvenile justice programs as specifically directed by law or as may be implied through the appropriation of funds; and
(4) Administer programs for the prevention of sexual violence and the protection and treatment of victims of sexual violence.
(b) The attorney general may employ, without regard to chapter 76, and at pleasure dismiss, an administrator to oversee and carry out the resource coordination functions of the department set forth in subsection (a). In addition, the attorney general may employ, in accordance with chapter 76, other support staff necessary for the performance of the resource coordination functions. [L 1988, c 71, §1; am L 2000, c 253, §150; am L 2005, c 133, §1; am L 2006, c 300, §4]
Cross References
Juvenile justice information system, see chapter 846D.

Structure Hawaii Revised Statutes

Hawaii Revised Statutes

Title 4. State Organization and Administration, Generally

28. Attorney General

28-1 Appears for State.

28-2 Prosecutes offenders, enforces bonds.

28-2.5 Investigations.

28-3 Gives opinions.

28-4 Advises public officers.

28-5 Aids poor.

28-5.1 REPEALED.

28-5.2 Protection of charitable assets; attorney general's authority.

28-6 No fee; not to act as attorney.

28-7 Accounts.

28-7.5 Administrative services manager; appointment and duties.

28-8 First deputy attorney general; other deputies.

28-8.3 Employment of attorneys.

28-8.5 Special assistant to the attorney general; appointment and duties; secretary.

28-9 Additional deputies for acquisition of rights-of-way.

28-10 Prohibition on private practice of law by the attorney general, first deputy, and other deputies.

28-10.5 Criminal and juvenile justice resource coordination; administrator and staff.

28-10.6 Crime research, prevention, and education; administrator and staff.

28-10.7 REPEALED.

28-10.8 Rules.

28-11 Investigators; appointment and powers.

28-11.5 REPEALED.

28-12 Seal of department.

28-13 Antitrust trust fund.

28-14 REPEALED.

28-15 Tobacco enforcement special fund.

28-16 Litigation deposits trust account.

28-17 Criminal history record checks.

28-21 to 28 REPEALED.

28-31 to 49 REPEALED.

28-51 to 56 REPEALED.

28-71 Organized crime unit.

28-91 Medicaid fraud unit.

28-91.5 Medicaid investigations recovery fund; established. There is established in the state treasury the medicaid investigations recovery fund as a special fund, and which is to be administered by the department of the attorney general, into which...

28-94 Dependent elder abuse; suits by the State; civil penalties.

28-101 Witness security and protection.

28-111 Victim-witness assistance program.

28-121 Missing child center-Hawaii; programs.

28-122 to 124

28-123 REPEALED.

28-131 Drug nuisance abatement unit.

28-141 Surveillance review unit.

28-151 Definitions.

28-152 Law enforcement officer independent review board; established.

28-153 Review of incidents of officer-involved death.

28-161 Policy.

28-162 Definitions.

28-163 Electronic smoking device retailer registration unit.

28-164 Registration.

28-165 Certificate.

28-166 Inspection.

28-167 Personnel.

28-168 Civil penalty for failure to register.