Legal Opinion
State v. Najibi
Hawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals
Decided April 4, 1995No. 16574PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BURNS, Chief Judge.
Defendant Simin Najibi (Simin) was charged with Pedestrians on Roadways, Hawaii Revised Statutes . (HRS) § 291C-76 (1985); Disorderly Conduct/Unreasonable Noise, HRS § 711-1101(l)(b) (1985), as a petty misdemeanor, HRS § 711-1101(3); and Harassment, HRS § 711-1106 (Supp.1992). She was acquitted of Harassment and did not appeal her conviction of Pedestrians on Roadways.
Simin appeals the district court’s October 1, 1992 judgment convicting her of Disorderly ConducVUnreasonable Noise, HRS § 711-1101 (1985), as a petty misdemeanor, and fining her $100. We conclude that the…
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