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Hawaii judicial system

The structure of the Hawaii judicial system is laid out in Article VI of the state Constitution. At the state level there are two appellate courts: the Hawaii Supreme Court and Hawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals, and three trial courts: the Circuit, Family and District Courts. There are two federal courts in Hawaii: the District of Hawaii and the District of Hawaii Bankruptcy Court.

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