Breach of Trust arguments


The Advertiser covers yesterday's hearing for Kalima v. State of Hawai`i, "the long-standing legal battle between the state and more than 2,700 Native Hawaiians who say their claims were not evaluated before the termination of the Hawaiian Home Lands claims review program in 1999." If the court rules in their favor it means only that the case can then be heard at Circuit Court. "Alan Murakami, an attorney and member of the Native Hawaiian Legal Corp., the entity that represented many of the original claimants, said he knows of at least 48 claimants who died since the start of the claims process." More background.


Posted: Wed - May 31, 2006 at 08:47 AM    
   
 
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