HRS 0291E-0062 ANNOTATIONS
Law Journals and Reviews
Prior law (§291-4.5).
Criminal Procedure Rights Under the Hawaii Constitution Since 1992. 18 UH L. Rev. 683.
Case Notes
Decisions under prior law (§291-4.5).
Section not violative of Sixth Amendment right to counsel. 26 F.3d 920.
Section is not constitutionally "serious"; thus, defendant not entitled to jury trial. 75 H. 68, 856 P.2d 1240.
Operating vehicle in private parking lot of nightclub was not upon the "highways" of the State and therefore not in violation of this section. 80 H. 47, 904 P.2d 932.
As there is no state of mind element for the offenses designated under this section or §291-4.4, pursuant to §702-204, these offenses are committed if the defendant acted with an intentional, knowing, or reckless state of mind. 95 H. 94, 19 P.3d 42.
Defendant had right of allocution before being sentenced for misdemeanor offense of driving with revoked license; denial of allocution, even where mandatory sentences must be imposed, was reversible error requiring resentencing. 77 H. 241 (App.), 883 P.2d 663.