HI SB2442

Requires the Hawaii paroling authority to prepare a psychosexual evaluation for prisoners convicted of violation of privacy in the first or second degree (HRS §711-1110.9 or 711-1111) no later than two months before their parole hearing.

Mandates the authority provide copies of the psychosexual evaluation to both the prisoner and prosecuting attorney at least one month before the parole hearing.

Requires the paroling authority to consider the psychosexual evaluation, along with testimony and comments from the prosecuting attorney, when making parole decisions.

Allows prisoners convicted under the privacy violation statutes to consult with appropriate consultants to refute or address items in the psychosexual evaluation as part of parole hearing preparation.

Defines "psychosexual evaluation" as an assessment focusing on sexual development, history, paraphilic interests, risk level, victimology, social history, and specific treatment recommendations.