Know Your Rights Resources – Hawaii
- First Amendment Toolkit
- Request a speaker for your group: “Know Your Rights – Protests & Demonstrations.” Call Kit at (808) 522-5904 or email office@acluhawaii.org.
- Your rights in Hawaii when encountering law enforcement (adults 18 years and older)
- Your rights in Hawaii went encountering law enforcement (youth up to 18 years old).
- Your right to protest
- Your right to document law enforcement interactions in Hawaii (video, 1 hour, 2010)
- Your right to document law enforcement interactions in Hawaii (text)
- Your rights during TSA checkpoint inspections
- Tongan language: Your rights encountering immigration officials in Hawaii
- Honolulu Corporation Counsel letter regarding the rights of street performers (2009)
- Entering into a Hawaii civil union: here’s how it works, what it means and how to do it!
Know Your Rights Resources – National
- MOBILE friendly: Know your rights when encountering law enforcement (special emphasis on rights of non-citizens and ICE encounters) http://mobile.aclu.org/bustcard/
- Spanish language: Qué debe hacer si la policía, agentes de inmigración o el FBI lo detienen
- Know Your Rights – Photographers: Your right to record interactions with police. http://www.aclu.org/free-speech/know-your-rights-photographers
- Rights of incarcerated individuals
- Assault and excessive force
- Diabetes
- Disciplinary sanctions and punishment
- Environmental hazards and toxic materials
- Excessive heat and cold
- Freedom of religion
- Prisoners’ Assistance Directory
- Law libraries
- Legal rights of disabled prisoners
- Mail – privileged and nonprivileged mail
- Medical, dental and mental health care
- Restrictions on visitation
- Pregnancy related health care
- Prison Litigation Reform Act
- Prisoner transfers
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