HRS §601-3.7
How the court computer system fund is set up and used
This section creates a special state fund for court computer systems. It lists where the money comes from, what it can be spent on, and says the money does not go back to the general fund.
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The statute, as written — Judiciary computer system special fund
(a) There shall be established in the state treasury a special fund to be known as the judiciary computer system special fund, which shall contain the following: (1) Moneys collected from administrative fees pursuant to section 287-3(a); (2) Fees prescribed by the supreme court by rule of court for electronic document certification, electronic copies of documents, and for providing bulk access to electronic court records and compilations of data; and (3) Fees pursuant to sections 291D-9(d), 607-4(b)(10), and 607-5(c)(32). (b) The fund shall be used for: (1) Consulting and other related fees and expenses in the selection, implementation, programming, and subsequent upgrades in judiciary computer system for a statewide computer system; and (2) The purchase of hardware and related software for a judiciary computer system. (c) The fund may be used for other expenses relating to new technology in traffic enforcement and civil, criminal, and appellate case processing and management, including operations and maintenance. (d) Moneys in the judiciary computer system special fund shall not revert to the general fund.
Sections this one refers to
§287-3 Getting a copy of your driving record from the court
§291D-9 Fines and fees for traffic and fireworks tickets
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