1. The applicant shall provide assessment services that follow the guidelines set forth by SOMT. The comprehensive evaluation reports will summarize the results of assessments conducted upon sex offenders. Components to be summarized include: a) a clinical interview; b) history; c) psychometric testing; d) penile plethysmograph testing or Abel Assessment; and e) polygraph examination. 2. The applicant shall provide sex offender treatment that follows the guidelines set forth by the SOMT. The treatment curriculum will combine Relapse Prevention, Behavior Modification, and Psychological components to sex offenders in groups consisting of no more than twelve. The goal of treatment is to increase the sex offenders’ coping skills to manage their impulses to sexually assault. 3. New guidelines for the assessment and treatment of sex offenders may be developed by SOMT during the course of the contract and will be implemented upon negotiation to the satisfaction of both the contracting agency and the applicant.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Hawaii Judiciary
Supreme Court State Of Hawaii Supreme Court Proceeding
Date: May 26, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The proceeding involved oral arguments regarding a case concerning a landlord-tenant dispute and allegations of discrimination under Hawaii state law. Key discussion topics included whether there is a statutory requirement for an interactive process in real estate transactions, the definition of a reasonable accommodation for a disability, and whether the landlord's refusal to modify cleaning provisions constituted a violation of discriminatory practice statutes. The parties also debated the reasonableness of the proposed accommodations and whether there were genuine issues of material fact regarding the dispute.
Supreme Court of the State of Hawaii Supreme Court Proceeding
Date: Sep 15, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The court conducted a hearing regarding a petition for coordination of individual plaintiff Maui fire cases. The discussion focused on jurisdictional concerns, the authority of the court to establish a common benefit fund, and the enforceability of attorney fee caps within a settlement agreement. Arguments were presented regarding the applicability of Hawaii state statutes and whether the court possessed the power to retroactively modify fee structures after settlement agreements had been finalized and cases dismissed.
The Judiciary State Of Hawai'i Supplemental Budget And Variance Report 2024-2027
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The Judiciary, State of Hawai'i's Supplemental Budget for 2025-2027 and Variance Report for 2024-2026 outlines financial adjustments for court operations and support services. Key priorities include enhancing court security, converting temporary positions to permanent for staff retention, strengthening cybersecurity infrastructure, and adjusting judicial salaries, all aimed at ensuring the impartial, efficient, and accessible administration of justice and effective resource allocation.
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