Remote Court Hearings via Zoom

Welcome to the Judiciary’s Remote Court Hearings Information Page

Here you will learn what a remote court hearing is, if your hearing will be heard remotely, and how to participate if this applies to you. You will also have access to tips on how to make the most of your video appearance and how to get court interpreting assistance.

Important Notice

Recording a court proceeding is strictly prohibited unless permission is granted by the court. The news media must notify a coordinator of the intent to provide film, videotape or still photographic coverage of a judicial proceeding by submitting the appropriate form. Any violation of Hawaiʻi Supreme Court Rules 5.1, 5.2, and 5.3 may result in appropriate punishment.

Remote Court Hearing by Videoconference

Quick Links

Laptop Access Station (Oahu)

If you don’t have a computer or electronic device to access your district court remote hearing, check out the Judiciary’s Laptop Access Station at the Supreme Court Law Library.

For Interpreters

Interpreting via Zoom

Zoom Hearings

Step-by-Step Instructions
First Circuit (Oʻahu) District Court Zoom Numbers (Updated 12/1/2022)
Second Circuit (Maui) Eff. 7/1/2021 Circuit, District, and Family Courts Zoom Numbers
Third Circuit (Hawaii island) Circuit, District, and Family Courts Zoom Numbers (Updated 9/28/2022)
Join a Zoom Hearing

Remote Hearings FAQs and Information (PDF Version)

Tips on participating remotely

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If you need an accommodation for a disability when participating in a court program, service, or activity, please contact one of the Disability Accommodations Coordinators as far in advance as possible to allow time to provide an accommodation. You are also welcome to send an e-mail to adarequest@courts.hawaii.gov or complete the Disability Accommodation Request Form. The Disability Accommodations Coordinator will try to provide, but cannot guarantee, the requested auxiliary aid, service, or accommodation.