AFFIRMING THE LEGISLATURE'S COMMITMENT TO PUBLIC SAFETY, DUE PROCESS, AND FAIR TREATMENT FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS WITHIN HAWAII'S JUSTICE SYSTEM.

Summary

HCR 73 calls on the state judiciary and the Honolulu Office of the Prosecuting Attorney to review policies, boost coordination with community services, and adopt best practices for domestic‑violence cases. It recommends offering emergency funds, counseling, pro bono legal aid, housing, and childcare to survivors, and suggests specific attorney assignment and training reforms. The goal is to ensure fair, consistent, and victim‑centered processes while maintaining public safety.

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