Price gouging and Hurricane Iselle
What’s going on right now with price gouging in the state of Hawaii is a crime. No really. It’s a crime. Price gouging is unconscionable
Honesty in Legislation
Homelessness is a national problem and a horrific issue. The competing interests of being my brother’s keeper and taking care of my family create hard choices.
Alternatives to Tom Brower’s Homeless Hammering
This is a continuation of an article on the Huffington Post. Click here to read what triggered the solutions discussed in this article. Representatives and
Can you get a DUI on a bicycle
UPDATE NEWS: Another attorney pointed this out to me, seems very apt for today’s news. Here’s today’s news: Original post: Can you get cited for
Deedy and Jury Deliberation: And the Prediction
Jury deliberation in the Deedy case is entering its fourth full day, so what does that mean? The answer: absolutely nothing. The only thing it
Zimmerman and society and the future
Zimmerman and where we go from here (or hopefully – don’t) We’re unhappy with the verdict. We wanted a verdict that closed our nation’s cultural
Zimmerman as a trial explained
I don’t think I was shocked by the verdict. Usually, by the end of opening statements experienced attorneys can predict, with reasonable certainty, the outcome
Deedy surveillance video — Honolulu Trial
A quick update: late yesterday the Star advertiser published the two videos that the defense and the prosecution I wanted to put in the evidence
Shaming as strategy
So there is a new imaginary problem that people are complaining about on the Internet. A summary of the complaint for context, but I really
Christopher Deedy, George Zimmerman, and Opening Statement Strategy
Today the trial of Christopher Deedy started with their opening statements. To listen to one side, he was a law enforcement officer protecting an innocent.
Honolulu 911 App
Honolulu 911 calls go like this: Your heart is racing. You either witness, or suffer, an illegal activity. You’re nervous, everything is coming at you.
Punishment in Hawaii – Laws and Trends
“We can and should do better. But “doing better” doesn’t mean simply focusing on social services and systemic reforms and ignoring the need for