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Code · Hawaii · Chapter 604

CHAPTER 604

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CHAPTER 604
DISTRICT COURTS
Section
604-1 Judicial circuits; district judges; sessions
604-2 Appointment and tenure of district judges;
per diem district judges
604-2.5 Salary of district judges
604-3 Disqualification, absence, vacancy
604-4 Repealed
604-5 Civil jurisdiction
604-6 Ejectment proceedings
604-6.1 Jurisdiction of district courts; leased or
rented personal property
604-6.2 Order to show cause
604-7 Powers; venue
604-7.2 Arrest warrants arising from traffic violations
604-7.3 Change of venue
604-7.4 Cure or waiver of defects
604-7.5 Continuance of hearing or trial
604-8 Criminal, misdemeanors, generally
604-9 Same; powers
604-10 Repealed
604-10.5 Power to enjoin and temporarily restrain
harassment
604-11 Jurisdiction of district courts; ordinances
604-11.5 Same; offenses committed within the circuit
604-12 Repealed
604-13 Arrest under warrant
604-14 Repealed
604-15 Rules by supreme court
604-16 Expenses of serving warrant
604-17 Courts of record; testimony and proceedings
604-18, 19 Repealed
604-20 Powers of clerk
Note
As to procedural statutes superseded by the rules of court, see note preceding Title 32.
District court judges as hearing officers for administrative revocation of drivers licenses proceedings. L 1990, c 188, §13.
Cross References
Small claims, etc., see chapter 633.
Rules of Court
See generally Rules of the District Courts; District Court Rules of Civil Procedure; Hawaii Rules of Penal Procedure; Hawaii Court Records Rules; Hawaii Electronic Filing and Service Rules.
Law Journals and Reviews
Electronic Discovery: A Call for a New Rules Regime for the Hawai‘i Courts. 32 UH L. Rev. 153 (2009).
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