The Jury Phone line is experiencing technical difficulties. Individuals who have been summoned to report on Monday, August 10, 2026 may go the to the Hawaii Juror Portal for the most up to date information for their case. The Hawaii Juror Portal may be accessed here: Hawaii Juror Portal. Please contact the courthouse you have been summoned to on Monday, August 10, 2026 if you are not able to access the Hawaii Juror Portal.
First Circuit (Oʻahu): 808-539-4360
Second Circuit (Maui County): 808-244-2757 or 1-800-315-5879
Third Circuit (Hawaiʻi Island): 808-961-7646
Fifth Circuit (Kauaʻi): 808-482-2349
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Announcement for JEFS users: Multi factor authentication will be needed to access the Judiciary Electronic Filing and Service System beginning September 13. Click for more information about multi factor authentication for JEFS.
The Hawaiʻi Legal Ethics Examination Page
The Hawaii Legal Ethics Examination consists of 15 multiple-choice questions. It was developed by the Hawaii Board of Examiners and is based on the Hawaii Rules of Professional Conduct (HRPC). This exam component is identified as Question No. 8 and is administered on Tuesday morning. Hawaii allots 30 minutes for this exam component. Do not confuse the Hawaii Legal Ethics Examination with the NCBE’s Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE) or the mandatory Hawaii Professionalism Course conducted by the Hawaii State Bar Association.
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