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 Judicial Council is accepting applications to fill one current vacancy and one anticipated vacancy on the Hawai i State Ethics Commission. The current vacancy occurred upon the resignation of... 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

Note: For information about the current Basic Orientation Workshop fees click here. The Hawaii State Judiciary would like persons fluent in English and another language to apply for its 2011... read more

The Hawaii State Judiciary released a report today, “Justice in Jeopardy”, which details the impacts that furloughs and budget cuts have had on court users and the general public. “These... read more

“Judge King was an outstanding jurist and a warm, caring person. On behalf of the Hawaii State Judiciary, I extend our deepest sympathy to his family.” — Mark Recktenwald, Chief... read more

On Monday, December 6, persons who need to conduct business at a state courthouse in Downtown Honolulu should allow more time than originally anticipated to find parking or make other... read more

The Hawaii Supreme Court will hear oral argument on Thursday, December 2, at 10 a.m. in the Ronald T. Y. Moon Judiciary Complex in Kapolei.  It will be the first... read more

Chief Justice Mark E. Recktenwald is pleased to announce the selection of Rodney A. Maile as the new Administrative Director of the Courts effective December 1, 2010. “Mr. Maile is... 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