Chapter 701

§701-100 Official name and start date for the Hawaii Penal Code

§701-101 When the 1986 criminal code changes apply

§701-102 Only written laws can define crimes

§701-103 Purpose of the Hawaii Penal Code

§701-104 How to read and apply this criminal code

§701-105 Effect of commentary

§701-106 When Hawaii can charge you for a crime

§701-107 How crimes are graded and classified

§701-108 Time limits for starting a criminal case

§701-109 When one act can be charged as multiple crimes

§701-110 When a second trial for the same crime is not allowed

§701-111 When a different charge is barred after an earlier case

§701-112 When a prior trial in another jurisdiction blocks a Hawaii prosecution

§701-113 When a past case does not block a new trial

§701-114 Proof beyond a reasonable doubt

§701-115 How criminal defenses work in court

§701-116 Proving facts needed to apply the Code

§701-117 Prima facie evidence

§701-118 Definitions for the Hawaii Penal Code