SOURCE LIST
Every authority cited in the Hawaii guide, with a link to the primary text and how much rests on it. Where a link lands on a whole document rather than the provision, it says so. Verified as of October 2026.
Shelved by code and chapter, in section order. Open a chapter to see its sections.
CHAPTER 8Chapter 8, Holidays and Periods of Recognition and Observance1
- HRS 8-1Holidays designatedCited by the clock's holidays
CHAPTER 11Chapter 11, Elections, Generally2
CHAPTER 92Chapter 92, Public Agency Meetings and Records4
CHAPTER 134Chapter 134, Firearms, Ammunition and Dangerous Weapons13
- HRS 134-2Permits to acquireCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 word
- HRS 134-4Transfer, possession of firearmsCited by 1 section
- HRS 134-7Ownership, possession, or control prohibited, when; penaltyCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 134-7.7Sale of ammunition to a person under the age of twenty-one; prohibition; penaltyCited by 1 section
- HRS 134-9Licenses to carryCited by 1 section
- HRS 134-9.1Carrying or possessing a firearm in certain locations and premises prohibited; penaltyCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 charge
- HRS 134-9.2Duty to maintain possession of license while carrying a firearm; duty to disclose; penaltyCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 charge
- HRS 134-9.4Unlawful conduct while carrying a firearm; penaltyCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 134-9.5Carrying or possessing a firearm on private property of another person without authorization ; penaltyCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 charge
- HRS 134-10.5Secure storage of firearmsCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 134-23Place to keep loaded firearms other than pistols and revolvers; penaltyCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 134-25Place to keep pistol or revolver; penaltyCited by 1 section · 1 charge · 1 word
- HRS 134-26Carrying or possessing a loaded firearm on a public highway; penaltyCited by 1 section · 1 charge
CHAPTER 281Chapter 281, Intoxicating Liquor1
- HRS 281-101.5Prohibitions involving minors; penaltyCited by 2 sections · 1 charge
CHAPTER 286Chapter 286, Highway Safety6
- HRS 286-81Motorcycle, motor-driven cycle, moped, etc.; protective devicesCited by 1 section
- HRS 286-102LicensingCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 286-102.6Provisional license for persons under the age of eighteenCited by 1 section
- HRS 286-116License, insurance identification card, possession, exhibitionCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 286-132Driving while license suspended or revokedCited by 1 section
- HRS 286-136PenaltyCited by 2 sections · 1 charge
CHAPTER 291Chapter 291, Traffic Violations8
- HRS 291-2Reckless driving of vehicle or riding of animals; penaltyCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 291-3.1Consuming or possessing intoxicating liquor while operating motor vehicle or mopedCited by 1 section
- HRS 291-3.2Consuming or possessing intoxicating liquor while a passenger in a motor vehicleCited by 1 section
- HRS 291-3.3Storage of opened container containing intoxicating liquor or consumption at scenic lookoutCited by 1 section
- HRS 291-11.5Child passenger restraintsCited by 1 section
- HRS 291-11.6Mandatory use of seat belts, when, penaltyCited by 1 section
- HRS 291-12Inattention to drivingCited by 1 section
- HRS 291-21.5Regulation of motor vehicle sun screening devices; penaltyCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 329Chapter 329, Uniform Controlled Substances Act4
- HRS 329-43.5Prohibited acts related to drug paraphernaliaCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 329-43.6Overdose prevention; limited immunityCited by 1 section
- HRS 329-121DefinitionsCited by 1 section · 1 word
- HRS 329-122Medical use of cannabis; conditions of useCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 334Chapter 334, Mental Health, Mental Illness, Drug Addiction, and Alcoholism4
- HRS 334-41Emergency proceduresCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 334-42Emergency transportation initiated by a law enforcement officerCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 334-45Emergency examinationCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 334-47Notice of emergency transportation, examination, and hospitalizationCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
CHAPTER 350Chapter 350, Child Abuse3
- HRS 350-1DefinitionsCited by 1 section
- HRS 350-1.1ReportsCited by 1 section
- HRS 350-1.2Nonreporting; penaltyCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 378Chapter 378, Employment Practices9
- HRS 378-1DefinitionsCited by 1 section
- HRS 378-2Discriminatory practices made unlawful; offenses definedCited by 1 section
- HRS 378-2.3Equal payCited by 1 section
- HRS 378-2.5Employer inquiries into conviction recordCited by 1 section
- HRS 378-2.7Employer inquiries into and consideration of credit history or credit reportCited by 1 section
- HRS 378-32Unlawful suspension, barring, discharge, withholding pay, demoting, or discriminationCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 378-33Complaint against unlawful suspension, discharge, or discriminationCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 378-62Discharge of, threats to, or discrimination against employee for reporting violations of lawCited by 1 section
- HRS 378-63Civil actions for injunctive relief or damagesCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 383Chapter 383, Hawaii Employment Security Law2
- HRS 383-29Eligibility for benefitsCited by 1 section
- HRS 383-30Disqualification for benefitsCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 386Chapter 386, Workers' Compensation Law3
- HRS 386-3Injuries coveredCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 386-81Notice of injury; waiverCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 386-82Claim for compensation; limitation of timeCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
CHAPTER 387Chapter 387, Wage and Hour Law3
- HRS 387-2Minimum wagesCited by 1 section
- HRS 387-3Maximum hoursCited by 1 section
- HRS 387-12Penalties; collection of unpaid wages; injunctions; etcCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 388Chapter 388, Wages and Other Compensation, Payment of6
- HRS 388-2Semimonthly payday; method of payment of wagesCited by 1 section
- HRS 388-3Employees who are separated from the payroll before paydaysCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 388-5Unconditional payment of wages conceded to be dueCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 388-6Withholding of wagesCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 388-10PenaltiesCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 388-11Employees remediesCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
CHAPTER 390Chapter 390, Child Labor Law1
- HRS 390-2Employment of minors under eighteen years of ageCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 445Chapter 445, County Licenses1
- HRS 445-112Where and when permittedCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 480Chapter 480, Monopolies; Restraint of Trade4
- HRS 480-2Unfair competition, practices, declared unlawfulCited by 1 section
- HRS 480-4Combinations in restraint of trade, price-fixing and limitation of production prohibitedCited by 1 section
- HRS 480-12Contracts voidCited by 1 section
- HRS 480-13Suits by persons injured; amount of recovery, injunctionsCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 521Chapter 521, Residential Landlord-Tenant Code18
- HRS 521-21RentCited by 1 section
- HRS 521-35Attorney's feesCited by 1 section
- HRS 521-42Landlord to supply and maintain fit premisesCited by 1 section
- HRS 521-43Rental agreement, disclosureCited by 1 section
- HRS 521-44Security depositsCited by 2 sections · 1 walkthrough · 2 words
- HRS 521-46Application screening feeCited by 1 section
- HRS 521-53AccessCited by 1 section
- HRS 521-56Disposition of tenant's abandoned possessionsCited by 1 section
- HRS 521-63Tenant's remedy of termination at any time; unlawful removal or exclusionCited by 2 sections
- HRS 521-64Tenant's remedy of repair and deduction for minor defectsCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 word
- HRS 521-66Tenant's right to refund of rent, etc., on termination; return of security depositCited by 1 section
- HRS 521-68Landlord's remedies for failure by tenant to pay rent; prelitigation mediationCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 521-69Landlord's remedies for tenant's waste, failure to maintain, or unlawful useCited by 1 section
- HRS 521-71Termination of tenancy; landlord's remedies for holdover tenantsCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 word
- HRS 521-74Retaliatory evictions and rent increases prohibitedCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 521-74.5Recovery of possession limitedCited by 1 section
- HRS 521-80Early termination of tenancy; victims of domestic violenceCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 521-81Change of locks; victims of domestic violenceCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
CHAPTER 571Chapter 571, Family Courts3
- HRS 571-46Criteria and procedure in awarding custody and visitation; best interest of the childCited by 1 section
- HRS 571-46.1Joint custodyCited by 1 section · 1 word
- HRS 571-46.5Parenting plansCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 574Chapter 574, Names1
- HRS 574-5Change of name: procedureCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 577Chapter 577, Children2
CHAPTER 580Chapter 580, Annulment, Divorce, and Separation3
- HRS 580-41DivorceCited by 1 section
- HRS 580-42Irretrievable breakdownCited by 1 section
- HRS 580-47Support orders; division of propertyCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 586Chapter 586, Domestic Abuse Protective Orders6
- HRS 586-1DefinitionsCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 word
- HRS 586-3Order for protectionCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 586-4Temporary restraining orderCited by 2 sections · 1 walkthrough · 1 charge
- HRS 586-5Period of order; hearingCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 586-5.5Protective order; additional ordersCited by 1 section
- HRS 586-11Violation of an order for protectionCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 charge
CHAPTER 612Chapter 612, Jurors1
- HRS 612-25Protection of jurors' employmentCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 633Chapter 633, Small Claims, District Courts4
- HRS 633-27District courts; powersCited by 1 section · 2 walkthroughs
- HRS 633-28Small claims, no appeal; appearance by whomCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 633-29Fees and costs; waiverCited by 1 section
- HRS 633-31Jury trial; demand; assignment to other courtCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 651Chapter 651, Attachment and Execution2
- HRS 651-121Certain personal property and insurance thereon, exemptCited by 1 section
- HRS 651-124Pension money exemptCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 652Chapter 652, Garnishment1
- HRS 652-1Garnishee process; "garnishee fund"Cited by 1 section
CHAPTER 657Chapter 657, Limitation of Actions3
CHAPTER 662Chapter 662, State Tort Liability Act2
CHAPTER 663Chapter 663, Tort Actions2
CHAPTER 666Chapter 666, Landlord and Tenant3
- HRS 666-1Summary possession on termination or forfeiture of leaseCited by 1 section · 1 word
- HRS 666-11Judgment; writ of possessionCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 word
- HRS 666-14Writ stayed how, in proceedings for nonpayment of rentCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
CHAPTER 701Chapter 701, Preliminary Provisions2
- HRS 701-107Grades and classes of offensesCited by 1 section · 2 words
- HRS 701-108Time limitationsCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 703Chapter 703, General Principles of Justification5
- HRS 703-300Definitions relating to justificationCited by 1 section · 1 word
- HRS 703-304Use of force in self-protectionCited by 2 sections
- HRS 703-305Use of force for the protection of other personsCited by 1 section
- HRS 703-306Use of force for the protection of propertyCited by 1 section
- HRS 703-307Use of force in law enforcementCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 706Chapter 706, Disposition of Convicted Defendants7
- HRS 706-605Authorized disposition of convicted defendantsCited by 1 section
- HRS 706-610Classes of feloniesCited by 1 section
- HRS 706-620Authority to withhold sentence of imprisonmentCited by 1 section
- HRS 706-640Authorized finesCited by 1 section · 30 charges
- HRS 706-659Sentence of imprisonment for class A felonyCited by 1 section · 17 charges
- HRS 706-660Sentence of imprisonment for class B and C felonies; ordinary terms; discretionary termsCited by 1 section · 17 charges
- HRS 706-663Sentence of imprisonment for misdemeanor and petty misdemeanorCited by 1 section · 19 charges · 1 word
CHAPTER 707Chapter 707, Offenses Against the Person6
- HRS 707-711Assault in the second degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 707-712Assault in the third degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 707-715Terroristic threatening, definedCited by 1 section · 1 charge · 1 word
- HRS 707-716Terroristic threatening in the first degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 707-717Terroristic threatening in the second degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 707-730Sexual assault in the first degreeCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 708Chapter 708, Offenses Against Property Rights20
- HRS 708-810Burglary in the first degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-811Burglary in the second degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-813Criminal trespass in the first degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-814Criminal trespass in the second degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-815Simple trespassCited by 1 section · 1 charge · 1 word
- HRS 708-816Defense to trespassCited by 1 section
- HRS 708-820Criminal property damage in the first degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-821Criminal property damage in the second degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-822Criminal property damage in the third degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-823Criminal property damage in the fourth degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-829Criminal litteringCited by 1 section
- HRS 708-830TheftCited by 2 sections · 2 charges · 1 word
- HRS 708-830.5Theft in the first degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-831Theft in the second degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-832Theft in the third degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-833Theft in the fourth degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-833.5ShopliftingCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-839.6Identity theft in the first degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-839.7Identity theft in the second degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 708-839.8Identity theft in the third degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
CHAPTER 710Chapter 710, Offenses Against Public Administration4
- HRS 710-1010Obstructing government operationsCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 charge
- HRS 710-1026Resisting arrestCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 710-1026.9Resisting an order to stop a motor vehicle in the first degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 710-1027Resisting an order to stop a motor vehicle in the second degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
CHAPTER 711Chapter 711, Offenses Against Public Order3
- HRS 711-1101Disorderly conductCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 711-1106.5Harassment by stalkingCited by 1 section · 1 charge · 1 word
- HRS 711-1111Violation of privacy in the second degreeCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
CHAPTER 712Chapter 712, Offenses Against Public Health and Morals7
- HRS 712-1241Promoting a dangerous drug in the first degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 712-1242Promoting a dangerous drug in the second degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 712-1243Possessing a dangerous drug in the first degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 712-1247Promoting a detrimental drug in the first degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 712-1248Promoting a detrimental drug in the second degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 712-1249Promoting a detrimental drug in the third degreeCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 712-1258Tobacco products and electronic smoking devices; persons under twenty-one years of ageCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 803Chapter 803, Arrests, Searches, Search Warrants11
- HRS 803-1Arrest; by warrantCited by 1 section
- HRS 803-5By police officer without warrantCited by 1 section · 1 word
- HRS 803-6Arrest, how madeCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 803-7Use of force; duty to intervene and report unnecessary or excessive forceCited by 1 section
- HRS 803-9Examination after arrest; rights of arrested personCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 803-11Entering house to arrestCited by 1 section
- HRS 803-31Search warrant; definedCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 803-37Power of officer serving; notice of searchCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 803-39Notice of warrantless searchCited by 2 sections · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 803-41DefinitionsCited by 1 section
- HRS 803-42Interception, access, and disclosure of wire, oral, or electronic communications, use of pen register, trap and trace device, and mobile tracking device prohibitedCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
CHAPTER 804Chapter 804, Bail; Bond to Keep the Peace6
- HRS 804-3Bailable offensesCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 804-4When a matter of rightCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 804-7.1Conditions of release on bail, recognizance, or supervised releaseCited by 1 section
- HRS 804-7.4General conditions of release on bailCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 804-7.5Right to a prompt hearing; release or detentionCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 804-9.5Unsecured bailCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 831Chapter 831, Uniform Act on Status of Convicted Persons3
- HRS 831-2Rights lostCited by 1 section
- HRS 831-3.1Prior convictions; criminal records; noncriminal standardsCited by 1 section
- HRS 831-3.2Expungement ordersCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 word
CHAPTER 92FChapter 92F, Uniform Information Practices Act (Modified)4
- HRS 92F-3General definitionsCited by 1 section · 1 word
- HRS 92F-11Affirmative agency disclosure responsibilitiesCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 word
- HRS 92F-12Disclosure requiredCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 92F-23Access to personal record; initial procedureCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
CHAPTER 150AChapter 150A, Plant and Non-Domestic Animal Quarantine and Microorganism Import2
- HRS 150A-6Soil, plants, animals, etc., importation or possession prohibitedCited by 2 sections
- HRS 150A-14PenaltyCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 291CChapter 291C, Statewide Traffic Code23
- HRS 291C-12Collisions involving death or serious bodily injuryCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 charge
- HRS 291C-12.5Collisions involving substantial bodily injuryCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 charge
- HRS 291C-12.6Collisions involving bodily injuryCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 charge
- HRS 291C-13Collisions involving damage to vehicle or propertyCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 charge
- HRS 291C-14Duty to give information and render aidCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 291C-16Immediate notice of collisionCited by 1 section
- HRS 291C-27Emergency vehicle stopped for emergencies; duty of approaching vehicleCited by 1 section
- HRS 291C-43Overtaking a vehicle or bicycle on the leftCited by 2 sections
- HRS 291C-44When overtaking on the right is permittedCited by 1 section
- HRS 291C-49Driving on roadways laned for trafficCited by 1 section
- HRS 291C-65Operation of vehicles on approach of authorized emergency vehiclesCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 291C-72Pedestrians' right-of-way in crosswalksCited by 1 section
- HRS 291C-95Overtaking and passing school busCited by 1 section
- HRS 291C-102Noncompliance with speed limit prohibitedCited by 1 section
- HRS 291C-104Speeding in a school zone or construction areaCited by 1 section
- HRS 291C-105Excessive speedingCited by 2 sections · 1 charge
- HRS 291C-137Mobile electronic devicesCited by 1 section
- HRS 291C-142Traffic laws apply to persons riding bicyclesCited by 1 section
- HRS 291C-143Riding on bicyclesCited by 1 section
- HRS 291C-145Riding on roadways and bikewaysCited by 1 section
- HRS 291C-150Bicycle helmetsCited by 1 section
- HRS 291C-153Operating motorcycles on roadways laned for trafficCited by 1 section
- HRS 291C-161Penalties; photo red light imaging detector system fines; automated speed enforcement system finesCited by 2 sections · 1 walkthrough · 1 charge
CHAPTER 291DChapter 291D, Adjudication of Infractions4
- HRS 291D-6Answer requiredCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 word
- HRS 291D-7Court action after answer or failure to answerCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 291D-8HearingsCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 291D-9Monetary assessmentsCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 291EChapter 291E, Use of Intoxicants while Operating a Vehicle15
- HRS 291E-1DefinitionsCited by 2 sections · 1 charge · 3 words
- HRS 291E-11Implied consent of operator of vehicle to submit to testing to determine alcohol concentration and drug contentCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 word
- HRS 291E-15Refusal to submit to breath, blood, or urine test; subject to administrative revocation proceedingsCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 291E-19Authorization to establish intoxicant control roadblock programsCited by 1 section · 1 word
- HRS 291E-20Minimum standards for roadblock proceduresCited by 1 section · 1 word
- HRS 291E-21Applicable scope of part; mandatory testing in the event of a collision resulting in injury or deathCited by 1 section
- HRS 291E-31Notice of administrative revocation; effectCited by 1 section · 1 word
- HRS 291E-33Probable cause determination; issuance of notice of administrative revocation; proceduresCited by 2 sections
- HRS 291E-37Administrative review; procedures; decisionCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- HRS 291E-41Effective date, conditions, and period of administrative revocation; criteriaCited by 1 section · 1 word
- HRS 291E-61Operating a vehicle under the influence of an intoxicantCited by 3 sections · 1 charge · 2 words
- HRS 291E-61.5Habitually operating a vehicle under the influence of an intoxicantCited by 1 section · 1 charge · 1 word
- HRS 291E-62Operating a vehicle after license and privilege have been suspended or revoked for operating a vehicle under the influence of an intoxicant; penaltiesCited by 2 sections · 1 charge
- HRS 291E-64Operating a vehicle after consuming a measurable amount of alcohol; persons under the age of twenty-oneCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 291E-65Refusal to submit to testing for measurable amount of alcohol; district court hearing; sanctions; appeals; admissibilityCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 328JChapter 328J, Smoking5
- HRS 328J-3Prohibition in enclosed or partially enclosed places open to the publicCited by 1 section
- HRS 328J-4Prohibition in enclosed or partially enclosed places of employmentCited by 1 section
- HRS 328J-6Presumptively reasonable distanceCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 328J-7ExceptionsCited by 1 section
- HRS 328J-12PenaltiesCited by 1 section · 1 charge
CHAPTER 431:10CChapter 431, Article 10C, Motor Vehicle Insurance2
- HRS 431:10C-104Conditions of operation and registration of motor vehiclesCited by 1 section · 1 charge
- HRS 431:10C-117PenaltiesCited by 1 section · 1 charge
CHAPTER 481CChapter 481C, Door-To-Door Sale2
- HRS 481C-1DefinitionsCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough · 1 word
- HRS 481C-2Deceptive trade practiceCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
CHAPTER 481IChapter 481I, Motor Vehicle Express Warranty Enforcement (Lemon Law)3
- HRS 481I-2DefinitionsCited by 1 section · 1 word
- HRS 481I-3Motor vehicle: express warranties, returnCited by 1 section
- HRS 481I-4Arbitration mechanismCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 487NChapter 487N, Security Breach of Personal Information3
- HRS 487N-1DefinitionsCited by 1 section
- HRS 487N-2Notice of security breachCited by 1 section
- HRS 487N-3Penalties; civil actionCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 490:9Chapter 490, Article 9, Secured Transactions6
- HRS 490:9-609Secured party's right to take possession after defaultCited by 1 section
- HRS 490:9-610Disposition of collateral after defaultCited by 1 section
- HRS 490:9-611Notification before disposition of collateralCited by 1 section
- HRS 490:9-615Application of proceeds of disposition; liability for deficiency and right to surplusCited by 1 section
- HRS 490:9-623Right to redeem collateralCited by 1 section
- HRS 490:9-625Remedies for secured party's failure to comply with articleCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 560:2Chapter 560, Article 2, Intestacy, Wills and Donative Transfers2
- HRS 560:2-102Share of spouse or reciprocal beneficiaryCited by 1 section
- HRS 560:2-103Share of heirs other than surviving spouse or reciprocal beneficiaryCited by 1 section
CHAPTER 560:3Chapter 560, Article 3, Probate of Wills and Administration1
- HRS 560:3-1201Collection of personal property by affidavitCited by 1 section
- Whren v. United States, 517 U.S. 806 (1996)A traffic stop is reasonable when there is probable cause of a traffic violationCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- Pennsylvania v. Mimms, 434 U.S. 106 (1977)An officer may order the driver out of a lawfully stopped carCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- Maryland v. Wilson, 519 U.S. 408 (1997)An officer may order passengers out of a lawfully stopped carCited by 1 section
- Brendlin v. California, 551 U.S. 249 (2007)A passenger is seized by a traffic stop and may challenge itCited by 1 section
- Rodriguez v. United States, 575 U.S. 348 (2015)A stop may not be extended beyond its purpose to run a dog sniffCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- Schneckloth v. Bustamonte, 412 U.S. 218 (1973)Consent to a search must be voluntaryCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966)Right to remain silent and to counsel during custodial interrogationCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- County of Riverside v. McLaughlin, 500 U.S. 44 (1991)Probable cause review generally within 48 hours of a warrantless arrestCited by 1 section
- Riley v. California, 573 U.S. 373 (2014)Police need a warrant to search a phone seized during an arrestCited by 1 section
- Graham v. Connor, 490 U.S. 386 (1989)Force during a seizure is judged by objective reasonableness from the officer's perspective at the timeCited by 1 section
- Tennessee v. Garner, 471 U.S. 1 (1985)Deadly force against a fleeing suspect is unreasonable absent probable cause of a significant threat of death or serious injuryCited by 1 section
- Wilson v. Arkansas, 514 U.S. 927 (1995)Knocking and announcing is part of whether an entry is reasonableCited by 1 section
- Payton v. New York, 445 U.S. 573 (1980)Warrantless entry into a home to make a routine arrest is barredCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- Georgia v. Randolph, 547 U.S. 103 (2006)A present occupant's refusal defeats another occupant's consentCited by 1 section
- Brigham City v. Stuart, 547 U.S. 398 (2006)Police may enter to render emergency aidCited by 1 section · 1 walkthrough
- Birchfield v. North Dakota, 579 U.S. 438 (2016)A breath test may be taken incident to arrest, a blood draw needs a warrantCited by 1 section
- Missouri v. McNeely, 569 U.S. 141 (2013)The natural fall of blood alcohol is not by itself an emergency justifying a warrantless drawCited by 1 section