Hawaii Subject | Criminal Procedure

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Status

State	Bill	Status	Summary/Title	Last Action
HI	SB242	Intro 25%	Creates a statutory right of victims and witnesses of sexual offenses under part V of chapter 707, Hawaii Revised Statutes, to a speedy trial in criminal cases involving adult defendants. Requires the court and the prosecution to take appropriate act... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2023-12-11 To Senate Health and Human Services Committee
HI	SB225	Intro 25%	Repeals section 801-1 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes. [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2023-12-11 To Senate Judiciary Committee
HI	HB125	Intro 25%	Adds a new section to Chapter 801, Hawaii Revised Statutes, establishing circumstances in which the presence of a defendant is required for court proceedings or may be waived. [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2023-12-11 To House Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs Committee
HI	SB226	Intro 25%	Adds a new section to Chapter 801, Hawaii Revised Statutes, establishing circumstances in which the presence of a defendant is required for court proceedings or may be waived. [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2023-12-11 To Senate Judiciary Committee
HI	HB366	Intro 25%	Repeals the statutory requirement that no person be subject to trial and sentencing for an alleged offense unless upon indictment or information. [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2023-12-11 To House Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs Committee
HI	HB124	Intro 25%	Repeals section 801-1 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes. [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2023-12-11 To House Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs Committee
HI	SB555	Intro 25%	Relating To Criminal Procedure. Short form bill. [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2023-12-11 To Senate Judiciary Committee
HI	HB810	Intro 25%	Specifies that a person may be tried and sentenced for certain alleged felony offenses through the complaint and preliminary hearing process, indictment by grand jury, or by written information. Specifies that multiple attempts to initiate a felony p... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2023-12-11 To House Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs Committee
HI	HB1335	Intro 25%	Provides that after making an arrest, a police officer may issue to the arrestee an appearance ticket that states the date and time of the initial court appearance, and thereafter release the arrestee from custody. Broadens the range of offenses for ... [Detail][Text][Discuss]	2023-12-11 To House Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs Committee