Join the Judiciary History Center as it explores the dramatic and far-reaching effect that World War II had on the lives of Hawaii’s women. The presentation is scheduled for Thursday,... read more
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It was standing room only in the Supreme Court Courtroom on Thursday, March 3, as colleagues, family and friends of Judge Sabrina McKenna watched as she was sworn in as... read more
Work to upgrade and modernize the elevators at the Honolulu District Court building on the corner of Alakea and Hotel Streets will begin on Tuesday, February 22. The project should... read more
In his first State of the Judiciary address, delivered on January 26 to a joint session of the State Senate and House, Hawaii Supreme Court Chief Justice Mark Recktenwald highlighted... read more
The Hawaii State Judiciary’s “Justice in Jeopardy” report details the impacts that furloughs and budget cuts have had on court users and the general public. “These reductions have had substantial... read more
The Hawaii State Judiciary would like persons fluent in English and another language to apply for its 2011 Court Interpreter Certification Program. The registration fee is $95, and the program... read more
A public meeting will be held on Nov. 18 at the Kealakehe Elementary School cafeteria at 7:00 p.m. to inform the community about a site selection study for a court... read more
The Hawaii State Judiciary’s electronic bench warrant system (eBW) was selected by the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government for... read more
On Monday, September 27, 2010, the Hawaii Supreme Court Clerk’s Office will implement the appellate portion of the Judiciary Information Management System and attorneys will be able to file documents... read more
The Judiciary and Hawai`i Information Consortium’s (HIC) joint collaboration, the electronic bench warrants system (eBW), received a 2010 Digital Government Achievement Award from the Center for Digital Government as one... read more