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Patchwork Laws Proposed by Chief Justice for Hawaii
A 1908 Honolulu meeting of the Bar Association discussed patching and modernizing Hawaii's statutes. Chief Justice Frear spoke on three aims: preserve existing laws, compile usable forms, and remodel judiciary statutes to limit duplications and clarify procedures. The group urged codification, streamlined forms, and reformed jury terms, criminal classifications, and penalties to fit new conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Castle
Dextre
Logiatat
Weing
D. H. Case
Serenary
Justin W. FP
Frear
Hartwell
J. M. Davidson
A. G
M. Robertson
Lorrin Andrews
Lyle A. Dickey
FW. Milverton
J. A. Matthewman
A. G. Correa
Enoch Joh von
A. P. Judd
WR. Cantie
BP. K. Weaves
D. MH. Case
McClanahan
Ro Hemen
Kauai
Circuit Court
W. J. Whitney
Haskee Deray
Judd
Stanley
Weaver
Dickey
New York State
Mittee
New York
H Dickey
Honolulu
Andrews
Thurston
Jusethee
Justin
Sennson
Territorial Penitentiary