Request oath of office for Deputy Attorney General Lee Ying Kwok

Request to:
Department of the Attorney General
Law used:
State of Hawaii UIPA
Status of this request:
Awaiting response
Summary of Request
Pursuant to the Hawaiʻi Uniform Information Practices Act (Modified), HRS Chapter 92F, I respectfully request a true and certified digital copy, or, if a certified digital copy is unavailable, a true and certified physical copy, of the constitutionally required, executed, subscribed, and officially filed Oath or Affirmation of Office of Deputy Attorney General Lee Ying Kwok. If the requested record is maintained by another office or custodian, please forward this request to the appropriate custodian or advise me of the proper office. If no responsive record exists, please provide a written certification that, after a diligent search, no such record is maintained by your office.

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From Adrien Evans
Subject Records Request for Department of the Attorney General: Request oath of office for Deputy Attorney General Lee Ying Kwok [#1770]
Date July 22, 2026, 5:57 p.m.
To Department of the Attorney General
Status Awaiting response
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Aloha, Pursuant to the public records law, I would like to request the following records in electronic format sent to my email address.
Pursuant to the Hawaiʻi Uniform Information Practices Act (Modified), HRS Chapter 92F, I respectfully request a true and certified digital copy, or, if a certified digital copy is unavailable, a true and certified physical copy, of the constitutionally required, executed, subscribed, and officially filed Oath or Affirmation of Office of Deputy Attorney General Lee Ying Kwok. If the requested record is maintained by another office or custodian, please forward this request to the appropriate custodian or advise me of the proper office. If no responsive record exists, please provide a written certification that, after a diligent search, no such record is maintained by your office.
  1. 4 days, 14 hours agoJuly 22, 2026, 5:57 p.m.: Adrien Evans sent a message to Department of the Attorney General.