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HRS § 806-72 - Probation officers
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A probation officer assigned to the courts may be placed in a correctional facility to carry out assigned duties.
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HRS § 806-73 - Duties and powers of probation officers; adult probation records General Provisions
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Probation officers must investigate referred cases, supervise and instruct probationers, keep records, and follow court directions; adult probation records are confidential and may be shared only in listed situations.
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HRS § 806-76 - Court proceedings; reports to county clerk Information Charging
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Court clerks must report certain felony convictions and competency adjudications to the county clerk within 20 days, and must send copies of conviction documents for felony imprisonment cases.
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HRS § 806-8 - Prosecution where indictment not essential
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The prosecutor may use information, complaint, or indictment to arraign and prosecute an accused in specified criminal cases in a court of record.
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HRS § 806-81 - Definitions
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This section defines “legal prosecuting officer.”
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HRS § 806-82 - Prosecution of felonies by written information
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A legal prosecuting officer may institute criminal charges by written information, if the charge is a felony and section 806-83 permits that method.
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HRS § 806-83 - Felonies for which criminal charges may be instituted by written information
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Criminal charges may be filed by written information for certain listed felonies.
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HRS § 806-84 - Exhibits
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When an offense is prosecuted by information, the prosecuting officer must file an exhibit with the information, include specified evidence, and file supporting exhibits under seal in circuit court.
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HRS § 806-85 - Probable cause
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When an information is filed, the court must review it for probable cause; if probable cause is found, the court must set bail and direct a warrant for arrest.
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HRS § 806-86 - Procedure for motion to dismiss
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The defendant may move to dismiss the information for lack of probable cause, and the court must hold a hearing within set time limits.
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HRS § 806-87 - Evidence at hearing on motion to dismiss
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The defendant may present evidence at the hearing and may subpoena or call witnesses if a supporting declaration states a good-faith basis for their specific testimony; the court may also let the State add witnesses or evidence.
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HRS § 806-88 - Ruling on motion to dismiss
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The court must decide probable cause from the information, its attachments, and any evidence at a motion-to-dismiss hearing.
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HRS § 806-9 - Information, laws applicable
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Rules that apply to prosecutions on indictments also apply to informations and proceedings on them, as closely as possible.
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HRS § 806D-1 - Definitions
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This provision defines several terms used in the chapter, including adverse result, applicant, criminal process, properly served, defense attorney, and recipient.
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HRS § 806D-2 - Production of records
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A recipient properly served with this criminal process must produce the requested records within 20 business days, unless earlier production is required or the court adjusts the timing.
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HRS § 806D-3 - Authenticity of records; verification; affidavit, declaration, or certification
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This section lets records be authenticated by affidavit or declaration, and requires notice and inspection before a party offers the record in evidence.
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HRS § 806D-4 - Service of process issued by or in another state
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A Hawaii recipient must comply with an out-of-state process for producing records when the stated conditions are met.
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HRS § 806D-5 - Recipients' immunity from liability
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Recipients of criminal process, and other people who respond to it, are immune from civil and criminal liability when they comply with the process or do not give notice of a disclosure to the person affected or identified.
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HRS § 806D-6 - Issuance of criminal process
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A district or circuit court judge may issue criminal process to anyone, anywhere in or outside the State, when the court has criminal jurisdiction under section 701-106.
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HRS § 831-1 - Definition
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This chapter defines “felony” as an offense punishable by more than one year of imprisonment.
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