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Hawaii Prisoner Petitions – Letter K
This page lists publicly available prisoner petition records filed in Hawaii for names beginning with the letter K. These case listings may include prisoner civil rights matters, habeas-related filings, sentence challenges, prison condition claims, and other inmate-related court actions.
The records below are organized alphabetically to make browsing easier. If a large number of filings exist for one letter, the listings may be divided across multiple pages.
State: Hawaii (HI)
Letter: K
Page: 2
Total Records for Letter K: 56
Date Range: March 3, 1999 through April 4, 2024
Letter: K
Page: 2
Total Records for Letter K: 56
Date Range: March 3, 1999 through April 4, 2024
About These Hawaii Petition Records
Prisoner petitions can involve issues such as prison conditions, civil rights claims, disciplinary disputes, medical care complaints, or motions related to custody and sentencing. This section is provided as a browsing aid for users looking through petition-related court records in Hawaii.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a prisoner petition?
A prisoner petition is a court filing submitted by or on behalf of an incarcerated person. These filings may challenge prison conditions, medical treatment, disciplinary decisions, or other aspects of confinement or sentencing.
Why are these records sorted by letter?
Alphabetical sorting helps users browse large datasets more easily, especially when a state has many petition records.
Are these official court records?
This site republishes public information for convenience. For certified records or the most current status, users should check the appropriate official court source.
| Plaintiff/ Respondent Name |
Petitioner/ Defendant Name |
Filed, Nature of Suit, Judge |
|---|---|---|
| Kathy Funtila, Kathy Retter - Judge LESLIE E KOBAYASHI More Information >>> |
USA | Prisoner: Vacate Sentence §28:2255, Referring Judge KENNETH J MANSFIELD |
| Kenneth Leon McClintock‚ Jr. - Judge JILL A OTAKE More Information >>> |
State of Hawaii | Prisoner Petitions: Civil Detainee: Conditions of Confinement §28 U.S.C. § 2254 , Referring Judge ROM TRADER |
| Keith McKinney - Judge KENNETH J MANSFIELD More Information >>> |
Department of Public Safety | Filed: March 28, 2022 Prisoner: Civil Rights §42 U.S.C. § 1983 Prisoner, Referring Judge J MICHAEL SEABRIGHT |
| Kekai Watanabe - Judge JILL A OTAKE More Information >>> |
Dr. Kwon, Estela Derr, Nurse Nielsen, Mr. K. Robl | Filed: April 14, 2022 Prisoner: Civil Rights §28 U.S.C. § 1331 Federal , Referring Judge ROM TRADER |
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The state public defender’s office provided the Supreme Court a list of 426 inmates who can be released under specific criteria Monday as part of a court order stemming from a petition it filed last week. That includes 137 inmates from the Oahu Community Correctional Center, 44 from Kauai, 45 from Maui, 197 from Hilo, and three from the women’s facility on Oahu.
https://www.civilbeat.org/2020/03/public-defenders-office-wants-hundreds-more-hawaii-inmates-released/
https://www.pacermonitor.com/court/121/Hawaii_District_Court
The state public defender’s office provided the Supreme Court a list of 426 inmates who can be released under specific criteria Monday as part of a court order stemming from a petition it filed last week. That includes 137 inmates from the Oahu Community Correctional Center, 44 from Kauai, 45 from Maui, 197 from Hilo, and three from the women’s facility on Oahu.
https://www.civilbeat.org/2020/03/public-defenders-office-wants-hundreds-more-hawaii-inmates-released/
https://www.pacermonitor.com/court/121/Hawaii_District_Court