Hawaii Revised Statutes Division 1. Government § 291E-34

(1) The statutory authority for administrative revocation;

(2) An explanation of the distinction between administrative revocation and a suspension or revocation imposed under section 291E-61 or 291E-61.5; and

(3) That criminal charges filed pursuant to section 291E-61 or 291E-61.5 may be prosecuted concurrently with the administrative action.

(1) Information identifying the respondent;

(2) The specific violation for which the respondent was arrested;

(3) The date issued and the date the administrative revocation is scheduled to go into effect;

(4) The expiration date of the temporary permit; and

(5) That the issuance of the notice of administrative revocation will be administratively reviewed.

(1) That the review is automatic;

(2) That the respondent, within three days of the issuance of the notice of administrative revocation in the case of an alcohol related offense and within seventeen days of the issuance of the notice of administrative revocation in the case of a drug related offense, may submit written information demonstrating why the respondent's license and privilege to operate a vehicle should not be administratively revoked;

(3) The address or location where the respondent may submit the information;

(4) That the respondent is not entitled to be present or represented at the administrative review; and

(5) That the administrative review decision shall be mailed to the respondent:

(1) The reasons why the respondent's license and privilege to operate a vehicle is administratively revoked;

(2) That the respondent may request the director, within six days of the date the decision is mailed, to schedule an administrative hearing to review the administrative revocation;

(3) That, if the respondent's request for an administrative hearing is received by the director within six days of the date the decision was mailed, the hearing shall be scheduled to commence:

(4) The procedure to request an administrative hearing;

(5) That failure to request an administrative hearing within the time provided shall cause the administrative revocation to take effect for the period and under the conditions established by the director in the decision;

(6) That the respondent may regain the right to a hearing by requesting the director, within sixty days after the issuance of the notice of administrative revocation, to schedule a hearing;

(7) That the director shall schedule the hearing to commence no later than thirty days after a request under paragraph (6) is received, but that, except as provided in section 291E-38(j), the temporary permit shall not be extended if the respondent fails to request an administrative hearing within the initial six-day period provided for that purpose;

(8) That failure to attend the hearing shall cause the administrative revocation to take effect for the period and under the conditions indicated;

(9) The duration of the administrative revocation and other conditions that may be imposed, including: referral to the driver's education program for an assessment of the respondent's substance abuse or dependence and the need for treatment; and

(10) That the respondent shall obtain an ignition interlock permit in order to operate a vehicle during the revocation period if the respondent had a valid license at the time of the arrest.

(1) That the respondent shall have six days from the date the administrative review decision was mailed to request that an administrative hearing be scheduled;

(2) That a request for an administrative hearing and payment of a $30 fee, unless waived pursuant to section 291E-39, shall entitle the respondent to review and copy, prior to the hearing, all documents that were considered at the administrative review, including the arrest report and the sworn statements;

(3) That the respondent may be represented by an attorney, submit evidence, give testimony, and present and cross-examine witnesses;

(4) That, in cases where the respondent is under the age of eighteen, a parent or guardian must be present; and

(5) That a written decision shall be mailed no later than five days after completion of the hearing.

(1) The effective date of the administrative revocation;

(2) The duration of the administrative revocation;

(3) Other conditions that may be imposed by law, including the use of an ignition interlock device; and

(4) The right to obtain judicial review.