This book include both Hawaii Penal Code (Title 37) and Criminal Procedure (Title 38). It includes both current statutes and the one coming into effect on January 1 2017.

This book is the most current Hawaii Criminal Code (published November 5 , 2017). It includes both current statutes and ones coming into effect on Hanuary 1 2018.Table of contents:Table of ContentsChapter 701 Preliminary ProvisionsChapter 702 General Principles of Penal LiabilityChapter 703 General Principles of JustificationChapter 704 Penal Responsibility and Fitness to ProceedChapter 705 Inchoate CrimesChapter 706 Disposition of Convicted DefendantsChapter 707 Offenses Against the PersonChapter 708 Offenses Against Property RightsChapter 708A Money LaunderingChapter 709 Offenses Against the Family and Against IncompetentsChapter 710 Offenses Against Public AdministrationChapter 711 Offenses Against Public OrderChapter 712 Offenses Against Public Health and MoralsChapter 712A ForfeitureChapter 713 Repeal and Recodification ProvisionsAppendix

This is the most current as of November 5 2017 edition of the State of Hawaii Criminal Procedure . It includes both current provisions and the ones which go into effect on January 1 2018. Table of Contents:Chapter 801 Rights of Accused NotesChapter 801D Rights of Victims and Witnesses in Criminal ProceedingsChapter 802 Counsel and Other Services for Indigent Criminal DefendantsChapter 802E Court Advisement of Aliens Entering Guilty PleaChapter 803 Arrests, Search WarrantsChapter 804 Bail; Bond to Keep the PeaceChapter 805 Criminal Procedure: District CourtsChapter 806 Criminal Procedure: Circuit Courts NotesCHAPTER 806D Criminal Process RecordsChapters 807 to 830 ReservedChapter 831 Uniform Act on Status of Convicted PersonsChapter 832 Uniform Criminal Extradition ActChapter 833 Uniform Rendition of Accused Persons ActChapter 834 Agreement on DetainersChapter 835 Securing Attendance of Witness by Material Witness OrderChapter 836 Uniform Act to Secure the Attendance of Witnesses from Without a State in Criminal ProceedingsChapters 837 to 840 ReservedChapter 841 Inquests, CoronersChapter 842 Organized CrimeChapter 843 Hawaii Criminal Justice Commission [Repealed.]Chapter 844 State Law Enforcement Planning Agency [Repealed.]Chapter 844D Forensic IdentificationChapter 845 Career CriminalsChapter 846 Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center; Civil Identification[Chapter 846D] Juvenile Justice Information SystemChapter 846E Registration of Sex Offenders and Other Covered Offenders and Public Access to Registration Information[Chapter 846F] Internet Crimes Against ChildrenChapters 847 to 850 ReservedChapter 851 Credit Card Offenses [Repealed.]Chapter 852 Obstruction of Ingress or EgressChapter 853 Criminal Procedure: Deferred Acceptance of Guilty Plea, Nolo Contendere PleaAppendix

THIS EDITION OF THE PENAL PROCEDURE INCLUDES A NUMBER OF RELEVANT FORMS.

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