HRS §612-21
What happens when a juror is disqualified or excused
When a juror is disqualified, exempted, or excused, the court notes it. That juror does not have to serve again for a period that matches the reason they were excused. The length of time depends on the situation.
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The statute, as written — Jurors disqualified, exempted, or excused
Whenever a juror has been disqualified, exempted, or excused, that fact shall be noted, and the juror shall not be subject to service for the period of time commensurate with the nature and circumstances of the juror's disqualification, exemption, or excuse.
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