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Senate Confirms Ginoza, Devens To Hawaii Supreme Court
The terms are for 10 years and subject to renewal before mandatory retirement at age 70.
Hawaii Senate Panel Approves Supreme Court Nominees
Lisa Ginoza and Vladimir Devens advanced to a final vote by the full Senate on Tuesday.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2023
Spectrum Seeks To Move Lahaina Fire Case To Honolulu Court
The notice of removal, if allowed to stand, would avoid a Maui jury and could lead to an exodus of cases from the island that has suffered most.
Civil Beat Photo Kevin Dayton/2023
Ben Lowenthal: Hawaii Prosecutors Need To Be Willing To Scrutinize Convictions
The number of exonerations is growing around the nation, and that trend could become increasingly costly for taxpayers.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022
Chad Blair: Two Hawaii Supreme Court Justices Are Speaking Out
Recent written comments on the U.S. Supreme Court and a speech on climate change tell us more about our state's highest court.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022
Millions Can Finally Flow To Native Hawaiian Homestead Beneficiaries
A decision by the Hawaii Supreme Court removes a final obstacle blocking release of $286 million to class action plaintiffs
Kevin Dayton/Civil Beat/2023
2nd Man Is Exonerated In The Dana Ireland Murder Case
Judge Peter Kubota cited new DNA evidence in clearing Ian and Shawn Schweitzer of the shocking 1991 murder.
Chad Blair/Civil Beat/2023
Green Nominates Ginoza, Devens To Hawaii Supreme Court
The governor said he looked beyond race and gender to consider background and experience.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022
Homestead Leases For Native Hawaiians Held Up Pending Ruling On Potential Plaintiff
A Hawaii Supreme Court decision could determine the fate of thousands of beneficiaries who have been waiting years for relief.
John Pritchett/Civil Beat/2020
Two More Miske Defendants Plead But Without Agreement To Cooperate
The pleas leave only accused racketeering boss Mike Miske and three other defendants as part of the case.