Hawaii

Hawaii does not regulate the administration or operation of AED programs. The Good Samaritan law provides immunity for AED use but does not cover broader program management. The state also has no specific requirements for AED placement in designated areas.

Hawaii Law Key Takeaways

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Summary

Good Samaritan Law

A person who uses an AED in good faith to assist someone in a life-threatening situation, without expecting compensation, is protected from civil liability.

Hawaii Statutes and Regulations

*Codes and regulations cited from Justia US Law.

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