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The document is a court judgment issued by a presiding judge regarding specific counts in a legal case. It states that judgment is entered in favor of one party, awarding them a specified sum of money with interest and costs, while dismissing all other claims. The document follows the procedural rules of Hawai'i and includes a signature line for the judge.

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Begin by entering the name of the court and the presiding judge in the designated fields at the top of the form.
Fill in the specific Count(s) related to your case, ensuring accuracy in detailing each issue addressed by the court.
Indicate who filed the judgment and provide details on both parties involved, including their names and roles.
Enter the awarded sum in dollars, along with any applicable interest rate as specified by law.
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Is Hawaii a public record state?

The Uniform Information Practices Act (Modified), chapter 92F, Hawaii Revised Statutes (UIPA), is Hawaiis public records law and enables increased citizen participation in state government through access to public information.

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Are criminal records public in Hawaii?

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Is Hawaii a one party state for recording?

The main law provides for one-party consent, while a distinctive law applies to private places. Hawaii Revised Statutes Section 803-42 generally prohibits intentionally intercepting any wire, oral, or electronic communication. This is a class C felony, which carries up to five years of imprisonment.

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