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Hawaiʻi Needs Lawyers. Now, Mainland Attorneys Can Practice Here

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Attorneys licensed in other states and in good standing can practice in Hawaiʻi without taking the state bar, as long as they work in criminal litigation for a government agency.

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Hawaiʻi Needs Lawyers. Now, Mainland Attorneys Can Practice Here

Attorneys licensed in other states and in good standing can practice in Hawaiʻi without taking the state bar, as long as they work in criminal litigation for a government agency.

·Honolulu, United States
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Hawaiʻi Needs Lawyers. Now, Mainland Attorneys Can Practice Here Attorneys licensed in other states and in good standing can practice in Hawaiʻi without taking the state bar, as long as they work in criminal litigation for a government agency.

Hawaiʻi Needs Lawyers. Now, Mainland Attorneys Can Practice Here

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Civil Beat broke the news in Honolulu, United States on Friday, August 1, 2025.
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