I am building an array of hashes...can't figure out how to access the hash elements. 
for ( 0 .. ( $offense_line_count - 1 ) ) {
        my $value = $offense_value_array[$_];

        # next if ( !defined $value );
        my $label = $offense_label_array[$_];

    
    $title        = $value if ( $label eq 'Title');
        $section    = $value if ( $label eq 'Section' );
        $subsection = $value if ( $label eq 'Subsection' );
        $class      = $value if ( $label eq 'Class' );
        $category   = $value if ( $label eq 'Category' );
        $degree     = $value if ( $label eq 'Degree' );
    $num_chgs   = $value if ( $label eq 'CountOfCharges');
    
    $hash{$label} = $value;
    print "$hash{$label}\n";
    if ( $label eq 'CountOfCharges') {
        for (0 .. ($num_chgs - 1)) {
               push (@AOH, %hash);
        }
    }        
}

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In reply to accessing elements in array of hashes by fionbarr

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