The Hawaii Supreme Court will be in session on Kauai, hearing oral arguments involving an actual case, Wednesday, April 10, from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Kauai Community College Performing Arts Center.
The case is In the Matter of BCI Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Los Angeles, Inc., and a summary of the case is on the state Judiciary’s website. Look for the Upcoming Events calendar and click on April 10.
This month, some students from Kauai schools are involved in a five-week curriculum developed by the Kamehameha V Judiciary History Center and the Students for Public Outreach and Civic Education of the University of Hawaii at Manoa’s William S. Richardson School of Law.
Volunteer attorneys from the Kauai Bar Association are joining teachers in the classroom to provide overviews of the legal system and the key issues of the case that the high court will hear. The attorneys will also facilitate a moot-court activity where students assume the roles of the parties involved and argue the case themselves.
When they attend the oral arguments in April, they will get to see how the five justices’ approach to the case compares with their own.
This is all part of the Judiciary’s “Courts in the Community” program.
National Judicial Outreach Week was established in 2017 by the American Bar Association to enhance the public’s understanding of the rule of law — the legal principle that everyone is accountable to the law, no one is above the law, and all people are to be treated equally in accordance with the law.
That system of justice works best when serving a well-informed community. Therefore, one of the state Judiciary’s most important functions is providing education about the legal process.
A program that does this is “Courts in the Community,” in which the Hawaii Supreme Court travels throughout the state to hear oral arguments in a real case.
The program educates students and the public about the Judiciary’s role in government by providing opportunities to attend actual Supreme Court hearings. Since the program’s inception in 2012, more than 4,500 students have participated.
Without the support of the Hawaii State Bar Association and Kauai Bar Association, and the attorneys volunteering their time to guide the students, this program would not be possible.
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The Honorable Randal G. Valenciano is chief judge of Hawaii’s Fifth Judicial Circuit.
Kauai Bar Association is a corrupt and collude with one another. It’s a small island plantation mentality. They believe that they are untouchables and. I one is watching them.
The Bar will collide with judges to violate defendants civil rights and withhold evidence and witnesses to secure faux charges.
The Kauai Bar Association facilitated criminal activities amongst its legal profession.
There is ample amount of court documents and evidence to prove this claim as facts.
If you need a specific case like the 19yr old kid that got killed on the west side of Kauai, many TRO’s, sexual assault, human trafficking, drug rings, and theft of pensions by a powerful organization that is filled with players from the legal community committing crimes and murder to steal people’s life savings.
Kauai Bar and the Honolulu Bar is filled with criminals and criminal family legacies just like the police depts in the state of Hawaii on all Islands. Read about the Kauai Serial Killer and who he is associated with and that’s why he hasn’t been caught to this day.
I hope the new chief of police for Kpd will clean up the corruption in the Dept but he starts doing that, then kpd will get rid of him. Refer to KPD blue for previous incidents.
Welcome to the Garden Island Chief Raybuck and thank yuh for your service.
Kpd is not a trusted law enforcement agency and the judicial corruption on Kauai is a hard pill to swallow.
There’s been heroin/meth drug rings identifiers with the PA federally funded DNAU and the suspects were/are protected by a multinational criminal organization deeply rooted within kpd and its retired officers and DLNR.
There was a federal bust attempt that was protected by a female in the judicial system on Kauai that happened in the wailua house lots area. The drug stash house was tipped off by judicial employees (the aunty) and the Feds came up empty because local cops were also involved and told them about the multi-agency raid.
They then went after who kpd and the corrupt judicial employees believed to have infiltrated and gathered intel to submit to the Feds like the illegal gambling at a popular local public/private facility.
They even set a bounty and have a green light on the individual(s) and has tried to murder that person(s).
There is factual evidence to prove the claims and kpd, the former PA, current kpd police officers and former kpd cops and retirees are scared that it will all come out.
Obviously the new chief of police should open up the Lauren Kagawa murder, the Kauai serial killer, the Aurero Moore murder, murders made to look like suicide(s), sexual assaults on adults and minors, drug houses in neighborhoods that operate openly and feel untouchable, sex trafficking, drug rings, blue collar and white collar crimes, and county employee fraud, waste, and abuse.
These are areas of concerns that has been overlooked for far too long. It’s also been covered up by those who have sworn to protect and serve.
I hope Chief Raybuck can get judicial corruption under control or start with federal investigations before the powers get him fired for faux claims like previous kpd police chiefs.
Good luck Chief Raybuck and sit down and talk to the community and don’t be played like a puppet by the puppet masters on Kauai with plantation mentality. They are people working for the greater good and are threatened by those who you will command and those who once wore the same uniform. This is just a matter of fact and life in the islands.
Kauai will support you if they feel that you are working for the greater good but right now most of the people do not trust kpd and it’s judicial community.
All you have to do is read about the insane things that’s going on attack KCCC.
How come you blame everything on the court? Found guilty?
Aloha Kakou, what are the names of the Supreme Court members from left to right in the picture…is that Monty Downs in the 5th seat on the right….?
Mahalo,
Charlie
Corrupt Liberal Losers