Publisher's Synopsis
This is a comprehensive guide to the penal code of the Hawaiian Islands circa 1897. It contains a detailed description of the various criminal offenses recognized by Hawaiian law, as well as the penalties and procedures associated with each. The book also includes appendices with supplementary materials such as the rules of criminal procedure and the text of the Hawaiian Constitution.
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