HI SB320

Closes a loophole in Hawaii's DNA collection law by requiring DNA samples from felony offenders who have completed their sentences and are no longer under probation, parole, or court supervision.

Applies retroactively to July 1, 2005, allowing collection of DNA samples from individuals who completed felony sentences prior to July 1, 2017.

Expands DNA collection requirements to include persons acquitted pursuant to section 704-402 (insanity defense), persons granted deferred pleas, and persons on pre-sentence bail release after guilty pleas.

Defines "other release" to include various forms of conditional release after guilty pleas, deferred acceptance of pleas, or acquittals by reason of insanity.

Creates criminal penalties (misdemeanor for intentional/knowing refusal, petty misdemeanor for reckless failure) for refusing to provide DNA samples after proper written notice.