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Your search found 57 hits- Prevention GuideWe are in the process of updating the prevention guide for a 5th edition. If you would like to receive a hard copy of the 4th edition prevention guide, please contact the Missing Child Center-Hawaii at 808-586-1449 and we will mail you a copy at no charge. The Prevention Guide is a practical guide to […]
- Grants and Planning BranchThe Grants & Planning Branch maintains information on federal and state resources that may be available to assist in improving the criminal and juvenile justice systems, and seeks, applies for, and administers federal crime and crime prevention funding. We are the State Administering Agency (SAA) for the following Federal Grants: Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance […]
- Hawaii Internet & Technology Crimes UnitThe Hawaii Internet & Technology Crimes (HITeC) Unit was established by the Attorney General of the State of Hawaii to assist the citizens in Internet and technology related crimes. The HITeC Unit combines Local, State, and Federal Law Enforcement resources in addressing two forms of technology related crimes. The HITeC Unit investigates and prosecutes technology […]
- Enforcement of Support OrderWhat is income withholding? How does it work? An income withholding order requires the employer to deduct child support from the employee’s paycheck. An Order/Notice to Withhold Income for Child Support is sent to the non-custodial parent’s employer and tells the employer when to begin, how much to deduct, and where to send the support […]
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- Hawaii Child Support Enforcement AgencyIf you don’t have a valid email address and mobile number, our IVR is available at 808-207-9915 or 888-314-0037. Announcements FOR ACCESS TO THE ACCOUNT INFORMATION SYSTEM (IVR/CALL CENTER): Call (808) 207-9915Out of state callers may call toll-free at (888) 314-0037.Call Center transfers only Monday – Friday. MAUI WILDFIRES: Our thoughts go out to all […]
- Criminal History Frequently Asked QuestionsCommonly asked questions and their answers may be found here What is the difference between a name check and a fingerprint check? Does HCJDC criminal history record information include other states’ or federal records? Does HCJDC criminal history information include juvenile records? Is criminal history record information public record? Who can access non-conviction (arrest) information? […]
- Hawaii Criminal Justice Data CenterThe Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center (HCJDC) is an agency of the Department of the Attorney General in the State of Hawaii and is responsible for the statewide criminal history record information system (CJIS-Hawaii), the statewide Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS), the statewide SexOffender and Other Covered Offender Registry, and the Adult Criminal Conviction Information […]
- Hawaii Internet Crimes Against Children Task ForceThe HICAC website contains education and prevention resources to protect the children of Hawaii in cyberspace. These resources include: Interactive games that teach children web safety Guidelines to inform parents how to keep their children safe Lesson plans and classroom activity ideas for teachers Sextortion: Awareness and Prevention In addition to these resources, our web […]
- Preparing For Your HearingThe Child Support Enforcement Agency (CSEA) prepares and serves the parties with the proposed administrative order or action. Parties should thoroughly read all documents they receive from CSEA. These documents will explain the action that CSEA is proposing and what laws and rules govern the proposed action. OCSH only becomes involved in a case if […]