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This document is a summons issued by the Circuit Court of the First Circuit in the State of Hawai‘i, requiring the named defendant to respond to a civil complaint within 20 days. It outlines the consequences of failing to respond, including potential default judgment against the defendant. The document also includes provisions for personal delivery restrictions and accommodations for individuals with disabilities.

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What do you mean by summons?

summons, in law, document issued by a court ordering a specific person to appear at a specific time for some specific purpose. It is issued either directly to the person or to a law officer who must carry out the instructions.

Can I go to jail for a summons?

If you have a summons and do not show up you are in contempt of court, and the judge may order a warrant for your arrest, and you may sit in jail waiting for your trial. More likely you will have to post bail and/or wear a monitoring ankle bracelet. All of this happens before the case is adjudicated.

Does a summons mean you have been charged?

A criminal summons is essentially an order issued by the court requiring you to appear on a specified date and time to answer charges of a minor offense, where you are not considered a flight risk. This method is preferred to avoid immediate incarceration and allows you the opportunity to prepare your defense.

What does it mean when police issue a summons?

A Summons, also known as a ticket, is a document that informs a person or business that they have been charged by a New York City agency with violating a New York City law, rule or regulation and tells them that they, or a representative, must appear at OATH on a certain date to respond to that charge.

Is a warrant the same as a summons?

A summons is a court order to appear before the Court to either testify or to produce evidence before a court. A warrant, on the other hand, is an order from a governing official or from a court authorizing the Police or Sheriff to take action against a person.

What does it mean to be served a summons?

Service of a Summons and Complaint is a process to compel someone to appear in court to defend him/her/itself against a lawsuit.

Is a summons the same thing as a warrant?

It is within the prerogative of the Office of the U. S. Attorney to request a Criminal Summons in lieu of a warrant of arrest. It is the same as a warrant, except it shall summon the individual named therein to appear before a U. S. Magistrate or Judge at a given time and location.

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