Hawaii Local Rules
(b) Mandatory judicial notification of the law. The court shall examine (1) the common law, (2) the constitutions and statutes of the United States and all states, territories and other jurisdictions of the United States, (3) all rules issued by the Supreme Court of the United States or the Supreme Court of Hawaii, and (4) all duly issued orders of the cities or counties of that state. (d) Decision of the Court. Any judicial decision made under this rule shall be made by the court and not by the jury, and the court may consider any relevant document or source, including witness evidence, whether or not submitted by a party or authorized under these rules. [L 1980, c 164, paragraph 1] Many U.S. district courts now require compliance with specific local rules, forms, or guidelines for disclosure of electronically stored information. Below is a collection of these local rules, forms, and guidelines with links to relevant documents. Please also note that many single judges and presiding judges have created their own preferred forms or protocols for e-discovery. These are usually available on the individual judge`s or magistrate`s website, and you should ensure that you are aware of these forms or instructions in any court before which you appear. Hawaii Court Rules – State (Vol. I) provides the rules of state courts, including: Hawaii Court Rules at State, Federal and Federal KeyRules (Vols.
I-IIA) provides the rules of procedure and civil practice guidelines required for practice in the state and federal courts of Hawaii. Paragraph (b): This provision supplements the mandatory category of rules of the United States Supreme Court and local courts and is consistent with Schoening v. Bergmann, 10 hrs. 196, 202 (1914), where the court stated: “[T]he decisions made by a judge of a district court and approved by that court must be judicially noted by that court.” For more information about the local rules of the U.S. District Courts, click here to view a page with links to all the websites of the District Courts. (c) Optional judicial publication of the Act. Upon reasonable notice to the opposing parties, a party may request the court to (1) strike down all duly adopted rules of federal and state courts, (2) all duly published federal and state government regulations, (3) any order duly issued by municipalities or other governmental entities of other states, (4) any matter of law within the scope of this paragraph or paragraph (b) of this rule. but because it has been superseded, replaced or otherwise ceased to apply, and (5) the laws of foreign countries, international law and the law of the sea.
Middle District of Tennessee Administrative Order No. 174: Standard Standard for the Discovery of Electronic Information (“E-Discovery”) United States Bankruptcy Court, District of Delaware Del. Bankr. L.R. 7026-3 Electronic Document Discovery “(E-Discovery)” Middle District of Louisiana Local Civil Rule 26 Allgemeine Bestimmungen zur Offenlegung; Pflicht zur Offenlegung District of Eastern New York Local Rule 26.3 Einheitliche Definitionen in Discovery Requests District of Idaho Rule 16.1 Planning Conference, Voluntary Case Management Conference (VCM) and Litigation Plans District of Oregon LR 26 Model Discovery Order for e-Discovery in Patent Cases General Order No. 12-01. Vorverfahren und Gerichtsverfahren [Dayton] Western District of Washington Local Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 26 Pflicht zur Offenlegung; Allgemeine Bestimmungen über die Entdeckung (gültig ab Dez. 1, 2012) Other: Recommendations for the Production of Electronically Stored Information (ISI) in Federal Criminal Matters (developed by the Department of Justice/Administrative Office/JETWG Joint Electronic Technology Working Group]) Local patent rules Appendix A: Protection Order Issued Appendix B: Report on the Patent Parties Planning Meeting Southern Texas District Local Rules of Practice for Patent cases Rule 2-1. Proceedings United States Bankruptcy Court, District of Hawaii LBR 2004-1. Review of Rule 2004 United States Court of Appeals | U.S. District Courts | U.S.
Bankruptcy CourtsState and District Courts | Legal ethics and regulation of lawyers | Legislation and lawsGovernment and regulatory information | Local Government | Government agencies and agenciesGeneral resources Rule 16.3 Assignment tracking and case management conference. Middle District of Florida Civil Discovery Practice Handbook (siehe Teil VII « Technologie ») United States Bankruptcy Court, District of Maryland Anhang C: Discovery Guidelines of the United States District for the District of Maryland District of Utah Attorney’s Planning Meeting Report Western District of North Carolina Local Civil Rule 16.1 Pretrial Conferences (siehe Unterabschnitt (G) Initial Pretrial Conference) District of Minnesota Local Rules of Civil Procedure Form 3 Rule 26(f) Report Formulaire 4 Règle 26(f) Rapport (affaires de brevets) Déclaration conjointe de gestion des cas du district nord de la Californie et ordonnance proposée. Southern District of Ohio Rule 26(f) Bericht der Parteien (Dayton West Division) Rule 26(f) Bericht der Parteien (Eastern Division) Western District of New York Local Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 16 Alternative dispute resolution and pre-trial conferences Rule 26 General rules governing discovery Southern District of West Virginia Report of the parties` planning meeting Local Rule 16.1 Conference planning (erfordert die Verwendung des Gerichtsformulars). United States Court of Appeals Seventh Circuit Electronic Discovery Pilot Program District South Florida United States District Court for S.D. Florida, Local Rules Rule 16.1 Pre-Trial Procedure in Civil Actions Rule 26.1 Discovery and Discovery Material (Civil) Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas Local Rule 26.1 Outline for Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(f) Western District of Oklahoma Local Court Rules LCrR 16.1 Discovery Conference Appendix II, Form: Joint Progress Report and Discovery Plan Southern District of California Local Rules (scroll down to Local Patent Rules) 2.1 Rules 2.6 Model Order for Electronically Stored Information (“ESI”) This rule, which is described in Fed.
R. Evid. 623 (1976) (repealed in 1980) (originally published as L 1941, c 110, §§1, 2, 3, 4, 5) and Hawaii Rev. Stat. §622-13(c) (1976) (repealed in 1980) (originally published as L 1921, c 232, §1; am L 1927, c 165, §1; L 1945, c 195, §1; L 1972, C 104, §2(h)). These replaced provisions required judicial notice of “the common law and laws of each state, territory and other jurisdiction of the United States” and county orders, and provided for the judicial determination of foreign and other laws. Southern District of Indiana Rule 16.1 Pre-trial Procedures (requires use of a unified case management plan) Delaware District Default Standard for Discovery Standard eDiscovery Default Standard for Source Code Access Subsection (c): Early Hawaiian jurisprudence viewed foreign law as a question of fact requiring pleadings and evidence and was subject to decision by the trier of fact. In Board of Immigration v. Estrella, 5 H. 211, 214 (1884), for example, the court stated: “A foreign law invoked as a defence must be proved, as must any other fact in this case.” Article 623-3 (1976) (repealed in 1980) simply stated that “the law of a [foreign country] is within the jurisdiction of the court, but it is not.
judicial notification. This rule includes foreign law among the points that can be noticed in court. Rules of the Local Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania Local Rule 16.1 Local Pre-Trial Disposition Rule 26.2 Disclosure of Electronically Stored Information Local Rule 34 Service and Response to Requests for Submissions in Electronic Form Annex 16.1A: 26(f) Report of the Parties Annex 16.1D: Federal Rule of Evidence Implementation Order 502(d) Annex 23.E: 26(f) Shared Report of the Parties (Class Action) Best Practices for Electronic Disclosure of Criminal Documents United States Bankruptcy Court, District of Utah Form 35: Report of the Parties` Planning Meeting Paragraph extends the provisions of this judicial rule to each class of law subject to judicial notice under Rule 202.
