United States — Hawaii
HRS § 122A-3 - Rules
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The governor must adopt rules for the Hawaii state defense force.
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HRS § 122A-4 - Composition; enlistment; appointment
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The governor sets enlistment and appointment rules for the Hawaii state defense force, appoints its officers, and enlisted or appointed persons must take the oath the governor prescribes.
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HRS § 122A-5 - Uniform; rank precedence and command
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The Hawaii state defense force must be uniformed, and the governor must set the uniform and insignia by rule.
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HRS § 122A-6 - Discipline
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The discipline of the Hawaii state defense force should conform to the Hawaii army national guard as far as practicable, and members on active service are subject to chapter 124A.
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HRS § 122A-7 - Discharge; dismissal
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This provision sets when Hawaii state defense force members must be discharged, may be discharged or dismissed early, and limits when officers can be discharged under other than honorable conditions.
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HRS § 122A-8 - Pay and allowances
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Members of the Hawaii state defense force are to receive pay and subsistence allowances from the State when in active service, with some benefits allowed in kind or as a monetary allowance under governor-adopted rules.
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HRS § 122A-9 - Arms and equipment; facilities
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The Hawaii state defense force must be armed and equipped as the governor prescribes, if funds are available. The governor may accept arms, equipment, supplies, and facilities offered by the United States for the force’s use.
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HRS § 123-1 - Organization
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The governor may organize a naval militia, and the board must manage its meetings, records, spending, and rules.
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HRS § 123-2 - Divisions; formation of
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The governor may form divisions on Oahu, Maui, Hawaii, and Kauai, up to four divisions statewide.
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HRS § 123-3 - Commander in chief; powers of
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The governor may set and change the naval militia’s organization so it matches U.S. law requirements.
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HRS § 123-4 - Officers; appointment; term
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The governor appoints the officers of the naval militia, and each commission lasts four years.
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HRS § 123-5 - Enlisted personnel; term of service
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Enlisted personnel have a three-year first term of service and two years for later enlistments; the secretary of the navy prescribes enlistment and discharge requirements.
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HRS § 123-6 - Vessels; instructors
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The governor may apply to the U.S. Navy Department for loan of vessels and for navy officers to serve as inspectors or instructors.
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HRS § 123-7 - Battalions and divisions
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Naval militia battalions and divisions are to be treated as equivalent to specified land militia units, and they are entitled to equal rights, privileges, and allowances unless that would conflict with law.
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HRS § 123-8 - Pay
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Officers and men are entitled to the same pay as comparable U.S. Navy positions when on exercises afloat, in encampments for instruction ashore, or serving on general courts-martial.
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HRS § 124A-1 - Definitions
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This provision defines military-law terms used in the chapter.
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HRS § 124A-100 - Vacation of suspension
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Before a suspension can be vacated, a hearing must be held, and the probationer may have counsel if desired.
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HRS § 124A-101 - Petition for a new trial
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The accused may ask the governor for a new trial within two years after approval of a qualifying court-martial sentence, if there is newly discovered evidence or fraud on the court-martial.
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HRS § 124A-102 - Remission and suspension
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A convening authority may remit or suspend unexecuted parts of a sentence, including uncollected forfeitures, and the governor may substitute an administrative discharge for certain court-martial discharges or dismissals for good cause.
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HRS § 124A-103 - Restoration
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The governor must restore certain rights, privileges, and property after a court-martial sentence is set aside or disapproved, except in specified cases.
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