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The proper citation for the Hawaii Administrative Rules analog of a CFR section is constructed by using the federal rule citation followed by “, as incorporated and amended in chapter number or section number.” The section number in each chapter that incorporates the federal rules in section 1.

The proper citation for the Hawaii Administrative Rules analog of a CFR section is constructed by using the federal rule citation followed by “, as incorporated and amended in chapter number or section number.” The section number in each chapter that incorporates the federal rules in section 1.

Citations. When referring to a section of the HRS, the common nomenclature is to use the section symbol (§), for example, “Hawaii Revised Statutes §329-122” or “HRS §329-122.”

A complete citation to a rule may read as follows: Rule ________, Hawaii Rules of Evidence, Chapter 626, Hawaii Revised Statutes. RULE 101 Scope. These rules govern proceedings in the courts of the State of Hawaii, to the extent and with the exceptions stated in rule 1101. RULE 102 Purpose and construction.

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