Haw. Code R. § 23-100-3 - Visitation requirements
(a) Every person
who is eligible to visit with inmates shall complete and submit an official
application as well as an official notice and authorization of personal search
form.
(b) While the existence of
prior criminal convictions(s) of a visitor may not preclude visits, they are a
factor to be considered in granting or denying visitations.
(c) Only those eligible persons who have made
a formal application which has been approved by the facility administrator or
designated representative shall have their names placed on the inmate's
visiting cards.
(d) All eligible
visitors shall give prior notice of their intent to visit as to time, date, and
whom to visit so as to give the facility and the inmate an opportunity to
prepare for such. Failure to provide prior notice may justify exclusion of the
visits from the facility for the specific visitation day.
(e) Emergency exceptions to visit may be
given to any individual not on the visitor's list or who failed to provide
prior notice of visitation, subject to the discretion of the facility
administrator or authorized representative.
(f) No entry for visits shall be permitted
unless the visitor's identity can be determined by personal photograph or
signature identification cards such as drivers license, social security card,
membership cards of various kinds bearing a signature of the visitor, other
personal papers, or any other information made available which may help clear
up doubtful identification. Inability to establish identity may deny the
visitor from entry into the facility.
Notes
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