HI · jury_instructions
Haw. Pattern Jury Instr. (Criminal) 13.56A
Unlawful Manufacturing of a Controlled Substance With
A CHILD PRESENT – SPECIAL INTERROGATORY – UNDER AGE 16
AND PRESENT: H.R.S. § 712-1240.5(1)
1. Did the Prosecution prove beyond a reasonable doubt
that at any time during the commission of the offense a child
under the age of sixteen was present in the structure where the
offense occurred?
Yes __________ No __________
2. Did the Prosecution prove beyond a reasonable doubt
that the Defendant knew at any time during the commission of the
offense that the child was present in the structure where the
offense occurred?
Yes __________ No __________
3. Did the Prosecution prove beyond a reasonable doubt
that the Defendant knew at any time during the commission of the
offense that the child who was in the structure where the
offense occurred was under the age of sixteen?
Yes __________ No __________
You must answer each of these questions separately. Your
answer to each question must be unanimous.
“Structure” means any house, apartment building, shop,
warehouse, building, vessel, cargo container; motor vehicle,
tent, recreational vehicle, trailer; or other enclosed space
capable of holding a child and equipment for the manufacture of
a controlled substance (designate the controlled substance
alleged in the manufacturing charge).
Provenance
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- 2026-08-20
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