Chapter 603

§603-1 How Hawaii is divided into court districts

§603-2 Setting up a circuit court in each judicial circuit

§603-3 Number and naming of first circuit court judges

§603-4 How many judges serve in certain circuit courts

§603-5 How circuit court judges get paid

§603-6 Judges must live in their circuit

§603-11 Court can hold multiple sessions at once

§603-12 Where circuit court sessions are held

§603-14 Where trials happen and how judges sign papers

§603-16 What happens if a judge does not show up

§603-21.5 What cases the circuit court can hear

§603-21.6 What the circuit court can do in probate cases

§603-21.7 When judges decide cases without a jury

§603-21.8 Circuit courts hear appeals from other courts and agencies

§603-21.9 What the circuit courts can do

§603-23 Courts can stop law and ordinance violations

§603-23.5 Stopping violations of the law against unauthorized recordings

§603-29 Getting a court order to get back leased property

§603-30 Women's court program for the first circuit

§603-36 Where to file different types of court cases

§603-37 Moving a court case to another location

§603-37.5 Fixing a case filed in the wrong court

§603-41 When judges can be sent to work in another circuit