Former state Land Administrator Russell Tsuji claims he was accused of being a political mole and was assigned an impossible task in an effort to get rid of him.

A committee of stakeholders from across the criminal justice system is working to bring the state more in line with national trends on drug possession and probation.

Vladimir Devens, a former police officer and labor lawyer, has served as an associate justice of the Hawaiʻi Supreme Court for the past two years.

The man could also receive a $200,000 payment from the state.

Dan Gluck says “access to justice” is a priority for the Intermediate Court of Appeals.

The Senate wants to add a seventh position to the ICA. Court officials say it’s not needed.

A Hawaiʻi judge may be the one to decide what legal fees are reasonable under state law.

Kevin Sumida could face punishment ranging from a private admonition to suspension. 

The charges come after a Civil Beat report revealed Steve Alm’s office knew about the allegations, botched an investigation and invited the employee back to work.

One family in the lawsuit wants the courts to keep its members anonymous. KS wants their identities revealed.