UH journalism professor Gerald Kato recently dug up this old video that SHOPO, the Honolulu police officers' union, made in 1995 during the fight over the Uniform Information Practices Act (UIPA), or HRS 92F, which defined public records and codified the public's right to access them in Hawaii. They argued that releasing police misconduct records would mean "the community as a whole would suffer."
Flashback: Police Union on Public Records Law
Flashback: Police Union on Public Records Law
UH journalism professor Gerald Kato recently dug up this old video that SHOPO, the Honolulu police officers' union, made in 1995 during the fight over the Uniform Information Practices Act (UIPA), or HRS 92F, which defined public records and codified the public's right to access them in Hawaii. They argued that releasing police misconduct records would mean "the community as a whole would suffer."
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