Hawai`i State Judiciary careers

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Hawaii runs a unified state court system, which means every court answers to a single administrative head, the Chief Justice of the state Supreme Court. One of them is an Environmental Court, with civil and criminal jurisdiction over matters involving water, forests, streams, beaches, air, mountains, and terrestrial and marine life. Two more sit statewide: Land Court, which handles applications to register title to land, and Tax Appeal Court, for disputes over property, excise, liquor, tobacco, income, and insurance taxes. Daily operations run out of the Office of the Administrative Director of the Courts.

Most of the Judiciary's jobs are civil service: specialized clerical and paraprofessional court support, professional work such as probation officers, treatment court staff, and guardian ad litem social workers, administrative and managerial posts, and a small number of semi-skilled and trade positions. Law clerks, judicial assistants, grand jury counsel, and per diem judges are hired outside that process as exempt appointments.

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