Public First requested records concerning a $65,000 grant by the County of Hawai`i to the Pāhoa Lava Zone Museum to purchase and install a 25[...]

The Law Center requested the following, among other things, from the Executive Office for the United States Attorneys: “Records sufficient to identify all law enforcement[...]

The Law Center worked with the Honolulu Police Department to obtain readily releasable data regarding use of force. As HPD has migrated to better record[...]

After a litigant in federal court alleged that the Honolulu Police Department maintained a Brady list, the Law Center made a request for the list[...]

On April 13, 2022, after Honolulu City Council Chair Tommy Waters raised concerns about a committee established by Mayor Rick Blangiardi to allocate certain federal[...]

The Law Center requested from the Hawaii County Prosecutor’s office “documents sufficient to identify police officers whom the Prosecutor’s Office has determined—consistent with Brady v.[...]

The Law Center requested from the Maui Prosecutor’s office “documents sufficient to identify police officers whom the Prosecutor’s Office has determined—consistent with Brady v. Maryland,[...]

The Law Center requested from the Maui Police Commission the executive session minutes for the Commission’s discussion of an investigation into an incident involving Chief[...]

The Law Center requested from the Kauai Prosecutor’s office “documents sufficient to identify police officers whom the Prosecutor’s Office has determined—consistent with Brady v. Maryland,[...]

The Law Center requested from the Honolulu Prosecutor’s office “documents sufficient to identify police officers whom the Prosecutor’s Office has determined—consistent with Brady v. Maryland,[...]