POLITICSHONOLULU CIVIL BEAT
Does The Hawaiʻi AG Have The Will Or Ability To Finish What She Started?
The article questions whether the Hawaiʻi Attorney General possesses the necessary skills to successfully prosecute a major criminal corruption case, contrasting this with her experience in managing civil litigation and negotiating settlements.
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