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Supreme Court bars indefinite district court suspensions
The Supreme Court rules district courts cannot indefinitely suspend sentences, a unanimous decision in Republic of Hawaii v. Peter Padre. It holds district magistrates lose jurisdiction when suspensions extend beyond a temporary period, rendering November sentence orders void. The ruling sustains the appeal, discharges the defendant, and outlines related civil and bankruptcy matters before Judge Stanley.
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Supreme Coart
Chink Distive
Republic of Hawaii
Peter Padre
District Court of Own Tala
Dudge de la Vergne
Nosault
Hein
Supreme Court
Noveber
Bo PL Dole
Alt. de Bolt
Dndpe Stanley
Barbara Wolter
Va. I
Wolter
Yelding
Beretania
Elf
J. A. Magoon
R.D. Silliman
Creighton
AL Davie
Theo. H. Davies & Co
Harry Cannon
George D. Gear
Stanley
Abmi
Henry Holmes
Traster
L. K. Ha Jualoni
Cecil Brown
Manunni
Alg. Robertson
Li Cheung
Emily KB. Mehrten
Yomas
Balwant Hore
Kinney & Ballon
Nakwman
Va. Makeo Sugar Company
Kinney & Batlon
Honda
Hui Mart
C. W. Booth
George W. Beckley
Defairlanty