Ronald T.Y. Moon Judiciary Complex

The Ronald T.Y. Moon Judiciary Complex in Kapolei includes a 126,215-SF Court Center building which houses the First Circuit Family Court and other judiciary functions, a 52,305-square-foot Juvenile Detention Center, and a 15,384-square-foot central plant.

The mission of this centralized complex is to provide a proper forum for a wide diversity of Family Court and other cases, and allow for flexibility in responding to changing judicial needs and future growth.  It provides a symbolic focus for the community’s commitment to the safety, well-being and fair treatment of children and families.

The Juvenile Detention Center is intended to share a similar design vocabulary as the Court building.  It has a residential character without the institutional appearance of typical detention facilities.  This is consistent with the restorative and rehabilitative nature of this facility and is compatible with the adjacent residential neighborhood.

The complex includes areas for administration, hearings, staff facilities, admissions, visiting, health care, laundry, and food service.