New Charge & Predicate Packet
State roads - Oahu State Roads and Highways

http://hawaii.gov/dot/highways/islands/oahu/oahuroad.htm

STATE OF HAWAII
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
HIGHWAYS DIVISION
OAHU DISTRICT
1.  Interstate Route H-1, Connection with Kalanianaole Highway in Waialae to connection with Farrington Highway in Makakilo
2.  Interstate Route H-2, Intersection with Interstate Route H-1 at Waiawa Interchange to Wahiawa
3.  Interstate Route H-3, Marine Corps Base Hawaii to Intersection with Interstate Route H-1 at Halawa Interchange
4.  Route 61, Pali Highway, Honolulu to Kailua
5.  Route 63, Likelike Highway, Kalihi to Intersection with Kamehameha Highway (Route 83) in Kaneohe
6.  Route 64, Sand Island Access Road
7.  Route 65, Kaneohe Bay Drive, Intersection with Kamehameha Highway (Route 83) in Kaneohe to Kailua
8.  Route 72, Kalanianaole Highway, Intersection with Interstate Route H-1 to Intersection with Pali Highway (Route 61)
9.  Route 76, Fort Weaver Road, Intersection with Interstate Route H-1 to Ewa Beach
10.  Route H201, Moanalua Freeway, Middle Street to Halawa Interchange
11.  Route 80, Kamehameha Highway, Wahiawa to Intersection with Kamehameha Highway (Route 99)
12.  Route 83, Kamehameha Highway, Intersection with Pali Highway (Route 61) to Intersection with Kaneohe Bay Drive (Route 65)
13.  Route 83, Kahekili Highway, Intersection with Likelike Highway (Route 63) to Kahaluu
14.  Route 83, Kamehameha Highway, Kahaluu to Haleiwa
15.  Route 92, Nimitz Highway, Pearl Harbor to Honolulu Harbor
16.  Route 92, Ala Moana Boulevard, Honolulu Harbor to Waikiki
17.  Route 93, Farrington Highway, Waiawa Interchange to Makua
18.  Route 95, Kalaeloa Boulevard, Intersection with Interstate Route H-1, Makakilo Interchange to Barbers Point Harbor
19.  Route 99, Kamehameha Highway, Schofield Barracks to Waialua
20.  Route 750, Kunia Road, Intersection with Interstate Route H-1 to Schofield Barracks
21.  Route 930, Farrington Highway Waialua to Dillingham Airfield


New Charging Language for

286102(enhanced), DRIVING WITHOUT LICENSE

431: 10C 104(a) (enhanced), DRIVING WITHOUT MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE (driver; auto) and (owner; auto)

291C105 (various), EXCESSIVE SPEEDING

291C102(a) NONCOMPLIANCE WITH SPEED LIMIT (Effective 1/1/07)

Section 286102(enhanced), H.R.S.

DRIVING WITHOUT LICENSE

Petty Misdemeanor/Misdemeanor

On or about (Offense Date), in the City and County of Honolulu, State of Hawaii, (Defendant)

did operate a motor vehicle without first being appropriately examined and duly licensed as a

qualified driver of that category of motor vehicle, thereby committing the offense of Driving

Without License, in violation of Section 286102 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes.

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If 3rd or subsequent offense::

286136(b) (Defendant) is subject to sentencing in accordance with Section 286136(b) of the

Hawaii Revised Statutes where (Defendant) had two or more prior convictions for the same

offense in the fiveyear period preceding the instant offense.

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NOTE: § 286136 Penalty. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b), any person who violates

section 286102, 286122, 286130, 286131, 286132, 286133, or 286134 shall be fined

not more than $ 1,000 or imprisoned not more than thirty days, or both. Any person who

violates any other section in this part shall be fined not more than $1,000.

(b) Any person who is convicted of violating section 286102, 286122, 286130, 286131, 286

132, 286133, or 286134 shall be subject to a maximum fine of $1000 or imprisoned not

more than one year, or both, if the person has two or more prior convictions for the same

offense in the preceding fiveyear period.

Amended: 2005, Drafted by: R. Stacey

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Section 43 1: 1 OC I 04(a) (enhanced), H.R.S.

DRIVING WITHOUT MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE

(driver; auto)

Violation/Petty Misdemeanor

On or about (Offense Date), in the City and County of Honolulu, State of Hawaii, (Defendant)

did operate or use a motor vehicle upon a public street, road, or highway of the State of Hawaii

at a time when such motor vehicle was not insured under a motor vehicle insurance policy,

thereby committing the offense of Driving Without Motor Vehicle Insurance, in violation of

Section 43 1: 1 OC I 04(a) of the Hawaii Revised Statutes.

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If 1st offense w/in 5 yrs:

431: 10C 117(a) (Defendant) ) is subject to sentencing as a first offender in accordance with

Section 431: 10C117 (a) of the Hawaii Revised Statutes.

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If 2nd or subsequent offense:

431: 10C117 (a) (Defendant) is subject to sentencing in accordance with of the 431: 10C117 (a) Hawaii Revised Statutes, where (Defendant) committed the instant offense(s)

within a fiveyear period from a prior offense of driving without a valid motor vehicle

insurance policy.

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NOTE: §431:10C117(a)(6), H.R.S.' : As of 6/14/06, any violation as provided in431: 10C117 (a) (2)(B) shall not be deemed to be a traffic infraction as defined by Chapter 29 1 D.

See § 431:10C117, H.R.S., for penalty.

Amended: 6/14/2006, Drafted by: R. Stacey

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Section 431:10C104(b)(enhanced), H.R.S.

DRIVING WITHOUT MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE

(owner; auto)

Violation/Petty Misdemeanor

On or about (Offense Date), in the City and County of Honolulu, State of Hawaii, (Defendant),

as the owner of a motor vehicle used or operated at any time upon a public street, road, or

highway of the State of Hawaii, did fail to obtain a motor vehicle insurance policy upon such

vehicle which provided the coverage required by the Hawaii motor vehicle insurance law and/or

did fail to maintain the motor vehicle insurance policy at all times for the entire motor vehicle

registration period, thereby committing the offense of Driving Without Motor Vehicle Insurance,

in violation of Section 431:10C 104(b) of the Hawaii Revised Statutes.

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If 1st offense w/in 5 yrs:

431: 10C117 (a) (Defendant) ) is subject to sentencing as a first offender in accordance with

Section o431: 10C117 (a) f the Hawaii Revised Statutes.

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If 2nd or subsequent offense:

,431:10C117(a) (Defendant)is subject to sentencing in accordance with Section 431:10C

11 7(a) of the Hawaii Revised Statutes, where (Defendant) committed the instant offense(s)

within a fiveyear period from a prior offense of driving without a valid motor vehicle

insurance policy.

NOTE: §431:10C117(a)(6),H.R.S.: As of 6/14/06, any violation as provided in 431:10C

117(a)(2)(B) shall not be deemed to be a traffic infraction as defined by Chapter 291D.

See § 431:10C117, H.R.S., for penalty.

Drafted by: R. Stacey

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Section 291C105(various), H.R.S.

EXCESSIVE SPEEDING (On or after 1/1/2007)

Petty Misdemeanor

On or about (Offense Date), in the City and County of Honolulu, State of Hawaii, (Defendant)

did drive a motor vehicle at a speed exceeding

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(a)(1) the applicable State of Hawaii or county speed limit by thirty miles per hour or more,

OR

(a)(2) eighty miles per hour or more irrespective of the applicable State of Hawaii or county

speed limit,

OR

(a)(1) and/or (a)(2) the applicable State of Hawaii or county speed limit by thirty miles per hour

or more and/or eighty miles per hour or more irrespective of the applicable State of Hawaii or

county speed limit,

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thereby committing the offense of Excessive Speeding, in violation of Section 291C

105(Subsection) of the Hawaii Revised Statutes.

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If 1st offense Win 5 yrs:

(c)(1) (Defendant) ) is subject to sentencing as a first offender in accordance with Section 291 C

105(c)(1) of the Hawaii Revised Statutes, where the instant offense was not preceded by a

prior conviction under Section 291C105 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes in the preceding five

years.

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If 2nd offense Win 5 yrs:

(c)(2) (Defendant) ) is subject to sentencing in accordance with Section 291C105(c)(2) of the

Hawaii Revised Statutes, where (Defendant) ) committed the instant offense within five years

of a prior conviction for an offense under Section 29 1 C 105 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes.

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If 3rd or subsequent offense w/in 5 yrs:

(c)(3) (Defendant) is subject to sentencing in accordance with Section 291C105(c)(3) of the

Hawaii Revised Statutes, where (Defend ) committed the instant offense within five years

of two prior convictions for offenses under Section 291C105 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes.

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NOTE: 'The applicable state or county speed limit' means:

(1) The maximum speed limit established by county ordinance;

(2) The maximum speed limit established by official signs placed by the director of

transportation on highways under the director's jurisdiction; or

(3) The maximum speed limit established pursuant to section 29 1 C 104 by the director of

transportation or the counties for school zones and construction areas in their

respective jurisdiction. See Section 291C105(b), H.R.S.

See Section 291C105(c), H.R.S., for graduated penalties for multiple convictions within

five years.

Effective: l/l/2007

Drafted: 5/22/2007

Drafted by: R. Stacey

PLEASE USE THIS FORM FOR OFFENSES OCCURING ON OR AFTER 1/1/2007

NONCOMPLIANCE WITH SPEED LIMIT (Effective 1/1/07)

Section 291C102(a)(1)or(2) HRS

Violation

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On or about the __ day of 20__, in the City and County of Honolulu, State of Hawaii, Defendant _____

(a)(1) did drive a motor vehicle at a speed greater than the maximum speed limit other than provided in Section 291C105, where the maximum speed limit was established by

OR

(a)(2) did drive a motor vehicle at a speed less than the minimum speed limit where the minimum speed limit was established by

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County ordinance,

OR

official signs placed by the Director of Transportation on highways under the Director's jurisdiction,

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thereby committing the offense of Noncompliance with Speed Limit, in violation of Section 291C102(a)(1) or (2) of the Hawaii Revised Statutes.


Speeding (Laser)

Preliminary questions

Please state your name and occupation

How long have you been an HPD officer

Were you so employed and on duty on ______

On that date and time, did you cite someone later known to you as ______

If you were to see that person again, would you be able to recognize him/her

If he/she is in the courtroom could you please point to him/her and describe what he/she is wearing

MAY THE RECORD REFLECT THE ID OF DEFENDANT

Officer, on [date] what did you cite the Defendant for

Where was the location of that offense

Is that in the C&C Honolulu, State of HI

TRAINING QUESTIONS

Training:

Officer, on [date] were you equipped with any kind of device for measuring the speed of a vehicle

Were you ever trained [qualified] in operating this device

By whom were you trained

What did that training consist of

Can you describe your training to the court [OR] What did that 4 hours of training include

During that training, were you provided with a training manual for the LTI 20/20

Was that manual provided by Laser Technology Inc, the manufacturer of the LTI 20/20

Was your training based upon that manual

During your training, were you taught any tests that were recommended by the manufacturer to determine whether or not the LTI 20/20 was working properly

Were these tests contained in the manual that was provided by Laser Technology Inc

What were the tests that you were trained to conduct in order to determine whether the LTI 20/20 was working properly

[Describe the 3 tests and the check]

Are these tests that you perform in accordance with the established manufacturer's procedures to ensure that the device is working properly within the manufacturer's specifications

Based on your training using the manual provided by Laser Technology Inc., how would you determine whether or not the LTI 20/20 was working properly

What kinds of results would you get if the device were not working properly

Experience:

In your experience as a Honolulu Police Officer, have you ever used the LTI 20/20 to measure the speed of a vehicle before

Approximately how many times had you used the LTI 20/20 prior to [date]

Tests on [date of incident]:

Did you perform these 4 tests on the LTI 20/20 on [date]

When did you perform the tests

Is that the recommended time frame for testing the device according to the manufacturer's procedures

Based on these tests that you performed on [date] was the device working properly within the manufacturer's specifications

Other speeding questions:

Officer, now you said that you cited the Defendant for speeding on [date].

[can insert diagram questions here]

What were the lighting conditions like, weather/traffic/road

What drew your attention to Defendant's vehicle

What did you do once you observed the Defendant's vehicle

Is the LTI 20/20 that you pointed at the Defendant's vehicle the same device that you previously testified that you tested and that was working properly on [date]

Where did you point the laser on the Defendant's vehicle

How did you know that the laser was pointed directly at the Defendant's vehicle

What was the readout that you observed on the LTI 20/20 device for the speed of the Defendant's vehicle

Did you have a constant visual of the Defendant's vehicle from the time you first observed it until you got the reading of ____ miles per hour

Officer, are you familiar with the area where you observed the Defendant's vehicle

How are you familiar with that area

Are there any speed limit signs in that area

Where are they located

Would the Defendant have had to pass those signs to get to the area where you lasered him/her

Are they official city and county or state of Hawaii speed limit signs

What was the speed posted on those signs

Were the signs clearly visible and legible on [date] when you cited the Defendant

*Ask the court to take judicial notice of the speed schedules on file with the district court*

What is the speed limit in the area where you cited Defendant for going ____ miles per hour

What did you do upon getting the readout of the LTI 20/20

Did the Defendant's vehicle pull over

Who was driving the vehicle

What, if anything, did the Defendant say?

Did everything that you testify to occur in the City and County of Honolulu, State of Hawaii.


Speed Check: Records of Regularly Conducted Activity HRE 803(b)(6)

HRE 803(b)(6) Records of regularly conducted activity. A memorandum, report, record, or data compilation, in any form, of acts, events, conditions, opinions, or diagnoses, made in the course of a regularly conducted activity, at or near the time of the acts, events, conditions, opinions, or diagnoses, as shown by the testimony of the custodian or other qualified witness, or by certification that complies with rule 902(11) or a statute permitting certification, unless the sources of information or other circumstances indicate lack of trustworthiness.