Hawaii Judiciary Wants You — To Complete A Survey

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The Hawaii State Judiciary is inviting the public to provide input on state courts by completing an anonymous online survey.

The survey, which takes just 15 minutes, is available from now until Aug. 31. Press release statement:

The responses from the public, as well as from attorneys and other stakeholders, will be used to develop a strategic plan. The strategic plan will contain recommendations for Chief Justice Mark Recktenwald about how the Judiciary might most effectively achieve its mission of administering justice in an impartial, efficient and accessible manner in accordance with the law, between now and the year 2020.

Sample question: How regularly do you interact with someone at the Hawaii State Judiciary?

Possible answers: At least once a week; about once a month; several times a year; just once.

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