Brittany S. asked

⚖️  Law

In Rule 23 of the Circuit Courts of Hawaii, the judge has the prevailing counsel write the 'order'. The order must be delivered back to court within 10 days, along with 'approval as to form'. If the losing party objects, they have 5 days to submit the objection. Can the 'objection' include reasons for objecting to the substance of the order, or is it limited to objections that the 'order' was done incorrectly or contained incorrect content? Additionally, if the judge does not give an 'oral pronouncement' but simply says 'granted' and asks counsel to write the 'Order', how can there be an approval of a written Order when her Order is 'Granted'?

January 27th, 2023

Nicole A. answered

The 'objection' under Rule 23 of the Circuit Courts of Hawaii is limited to objections that the 'ord...

January 27th, 2023

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