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Hawaii court records contain public information about criminal and civil cases filed in criminal, district, and circuit courts, as well as from courts that address special matters, such as land use, tax appeals, and family law matters (e.g. estate probate, divorce, births, marriages, and deaths).

Requesting Court Documents If you do not have any information about the case you are interested in, please visit the online case information database: eCourt Kokua. If you do not have access to a computer or the internet, free access is provided at the public libraries or at a designated computer at the courthouse.

Online ? You may obtain an instant criminal history record check online using eCrim. Name-based checks completed via the eCrim website cost $5 per name search and $10 for each resulting certified record. The criminal history record report will be emailed once payment is received online.

Arrest records which have resulted in convictions (found guilty) are considered public record and are available at Public Access sites throughout the state and at the Adult Criminal Conviction Information (eCrim) Web Site.

If you're looking for someone's mugshot, there are a few alternatives to searching for them online. You can check with your local law enforcement agency, the county clerk's office, or the state department of corrections. You can also search for mugshots on websites like Mugshots.com and BustedMugshots.com.

The Hawaii Uniform Information Practices Act, established in 1975, is the law that governs access to public records. Records include all materials maintained in government offices and agencies including all records whether they be written, auditory, visual, electronic, or other physical form.