HRS §584A-509
Court filings and minutes must be posted online
The courts must put the titles of filings and minutes of hearings on their website for cases under this chapter, but not for parts VIII or IX. Private information must be removed. A court can close a case to the public for good reason, and other records stay private unless both sides agree or a court orders otherwise.
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The statute, as written — Court filings; minutes of proceedings; posting requirement
The judiciary shall post on its website the titles of all court filings and the minutes of court proceedings in cases brought under this chapter except for actions filed pursuant to part VIII or IX; provided that the judiciary shall redact information that has been made confidential by any statute, rule of court, or court order; provided further that, on request of a party and for good cause, the court may close a proceeding and records to the public; provided further that the titles of all court filings for the case and the contents of a final order shall be available for public inspection, with other papers and records available for public inspection, only with the consent of the parties or by court order.
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