The Hawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals is the second-highest court in the state of Hawaii. It reviews decisions made by lower courts, including the Hawaii Circuit Courts and certain administrative agencies. Established to ease the caseload of the Hawaii Supreme Court, it plays a crucial role in the state's judicial system. This court consists of a panel of judges who evaluate cases based on legal arguments and evidence presented. Its decisions can influence state law and provide guidance for future cases. The Hawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals helps ensure that justice is served fairly and efficiently in the state.