Three Individuals Charged in Scheme to Defraud Department of Veterans Affairs of Over $9.1M
Three Individuals Charged in Scheme to Defraud Department of Veterans Affairs of Over $9.1M U.S….
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Former Waiakea basketball coach to appear for change of plea
Former Waiakea basketball coach to appear for change of plea
Can’t Afford A Lawyer? Good Luck Getting Help On Neighbor Islands Lawmakers are taking steps to address a severe shortage of court-appointed attorneys across the state, but lawyers and judges say it may not be enough to solve the problem.
Can’t Afford A Lawyer? Good Luck Getting Help On Neighbor Islands
Hawaiʻi Cops Said They Don’t Have Agreements With ICE. They Do Advocates fear the agreements will be a slippery slope to local police becoming more involved in immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.
Hawaiʻi Cops Said They Don’t Have Agreements With ICE. They Do
Maui Commission Declines To Put Police Chief On Leave Over Diddy Lawsuit Maui Police Chief John Pelletier strongly denied sensational allegations he posed as a law enforcement officer on behalf of Sean “Diddy” Combs.
Maui Commission Declines To Put Police Chief On Leave Over Diddy Lawsuit
A measure for Mila
A measure for Mila
Proposed police pursuit policy clears committee
Proposed police pursuit policy clears committee
Hawaiʻi Passed A Law to Pay The Wrongfully Convicted. No One Has Been Paid The law requires people to prove they’re innocent to get paid. Even after their convictions have been set aside, no one has been able to meet that standard.
Hawaiʻi Passed A Law to Pay The Wrongfully Convicted. No One Has Been Paid
New Hawai’i Laws Taking Effect 1/1/2025
LAWS TO TAKE EFFECT IN THE NEW YEAR Honolulu, Hawaiʻi – House Speaker Nadine K. Nakamura…
Appeals court tosses conviction of Kona man
Appeals court tosses conviction of Kona man
Court: No STVRs on ag land
Court: No STVRs on ag land
Pilot program provides legal help to indigent in paternity cases
Pilot program provides legal help to indigent in paternity cases
Lawsuit Against DOE Questions Suspension Of Student For Bringing A Nerf Gun To School Stevenson Middle School initially suspended nine students in January for having toy guns that were considered a threat to campus safety.
Lawsuit Against DOE Questions Suspension Of Student For Bringing A Nerf Gun To School
Midwives ask court to stop law that requires licensing to practice
Midwives ask court to stop law that requires licensing to practice
Supreme Court seeks US government views on Honolulu climate suit against oil companies
Supreme Court seeks US government views on Honolulu climate suit against oil companies
Federal lawsuit against Roth, others on hold pending legal question
Federal lawsuit against Roth, others on hold pending legal question
HAWAI’I HOUSE BILLS UP FOR FINAL READING
HOUSE BILLS UP FOR FINAL READING Honolulu, Hawaiʻi – On Friday, the House of Representatives will…
New law requires more transparency for use of force by police
New law requires more transparency for use of force by police
Maj. Reed K. Mahuna appointed as deputy police chief
Maj. Reed K. Mahuna appointed as deputy police chief
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL PROVIDES KEY LEGISLATORS WITH REPORT REGARDING CANNABIS LEGALIZATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL PROVIDES KEY LEGISLATORS WITH REPORT REGARDING CANNABIS LEGALIZATION FOR IMMEDIATE…