HRS §660-26
Notifying the attorney general about a prisoner
When someone is in jail on a criminal charge, the court must give the attorney general or a deputy reasonable notice so they can come to court and object if they want to.
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The statute, as written — Notice to attorney general, when
If the person is imprisoned on any criminal accusation, reasonable notice shall be given to the attorney general, or the attorney general's deputy, lawfully appointed, to appear and object if the attorney general or the attorney general's deputy thinks fit.
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