Hawaii Courthouse Cell Phone Policy, Lockers & Jury Duty Parking (2026)

Statewide Rule Summary: Hawaii State Judiciary circuit courthouses allow cell phones inside the building on silent mode, requiring devices to be powered off inside courtrooms. Verified 2026-11-04

Of the 1 county courthouse we track in Hawaii, 1 (100%) allow visitors to bring cell phones inside on silent mode, while 0 (0%) ban cell phones for the general public at the security checkpoint. All phone-ban courthouses here provide lobby lockers. Filter all 1 county courthouse in Hawaii below or click any county for building-level parking garages, locker locations, and security wait times.

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All 1 Tracked County Courthouses in Hawaii

County & CourthouseCityCell Phone PolicyPhone LockersJury Duty ParkingSecurity Wait
Honolulu County
Honolulu County Courthouse (Honolulu)
Honolulu Phones Allowed (Silent) No lockers Free Validated
Honolulu County Juror Parking Facility (Honolulu Judicial Garage)
~18m

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring my cell phone to a courthouse in Hawaii?

It depends on the county administrative order: 1 of 1 tracked courthouses in Hawaii allow silenced cell phones, while 0 prohibit cell phones for general visitors and traffic court defendants.

Are summoned jurors allowed to bring cell phones in Hawaii?

In 1 of 1 counties in Hawaii, summoned jurors presenting an official Jury Summons are permitted to bring cell phones into the Jury Assembly Room even when general visitors are banned.

How is this courthouse policy data verified?

We verify every county against official Court Administrative Orders (.gov), Jury Commissioner instructions, and Sheriff Court Security directives. Last verified 2026-11-04.