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Pursuant to Hawai`i Revised Statutes § 11-192 (1993), the Judicial Council invites interested and qualified individuals to apply for nomination to the panel from which the governor selects members of... read more

The Hawai`i State Judiciary is sponsoring a free session on the topic of “Landlord-Tenant Law” at noon Wednesday, March 28, 2007, in the Supreme Court conference room, 417 South King... read more

Chief Justice Ronald T.Y. Moon announced today that he is seeking public comment on judicial nominees for two vacancies in the Third Circuit (Big Island). One vacancy will occur upon... read more

The Hawai`i State Judiciary will present the free, “Divorce Law in Hawai`i” program from noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, March 7, in the Supreme Court courtroom on the second... read more

First Circuit District Court Judge Christopher McKenzie will explain the process of filing a small claims case and describe what happens when parties go to court. Before being appointed in... read more

The Hawai`i State Judiciary will present the free, “Divorce Law in Hawai`i” program from noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 7, in the Supreme Court courtroom on the second... read more

STATE OF THE JUDICIARY ADDRESS

Posted on Jan 24, 2007 in Speeches

STATE OF THE JUDICIARY ADDRESS by the HONORABLE RONALD T. Y. MOON Chief Justice Supreme Court of Hawai’i Wednesday, January 24, 2007 Senate Chambers, State Capitol President Hanabusa, Speaker Say,... read more

Chief Justice Ronald Moon will deliver the State of the Judiciary address tomorrow, January 24, at 10:00 a.m. in the Senate Chamber of the Hawai`i State Capitol. The address will... read more

Ten juveniles housed at the Judiciary’s Juvenile Detention Home (DH) on Alder Street, along with seven DH employees, were taken to the hospital this afternoon after experiencing symptoms apparently caused... read more

Scores for the Circuit and Family Court judges were based on a scale of possible responses ranging from one, for Poor, to five, for Excellent. The Circuit Court judges had... read more