This section contains articles written by Hawai`i state judges and published by the local media. Most of the articles were written in observance of Law Week. The objective of the articles is to promote greater public understanding of, and appreciation for, our legal systems.

Date	Title
8/2/2007	Alternatives to youth detention imperative – By Judge Frances Q.F. Wong
5/1/2006	Coaches, judges have much in common – By Judge Michael A. Town
5/4/2005	Standing alone against a determined jury – By Anthony Oliver
5/3/2005	Balance: public access vs. privacy rights – By Susan Pang Gochros
5/2/2005	Emerging democracies get help from Isles – By Judge Evelyn Lance
5/1/2005	Common Law set basis for jury trials – By Judge Shackley F. Raffetto
5/6/2004	Why the Court is ‘Supreme’ – By Judge Frances Wong
5/5/2004	WMDs in the Family Court – By Judge Douglas S. McNish
5/2/2004	‘Judicial Temperament’ A Matter of Showing Respect to All – By Associate Justice James E. Duffey Jr.
5/1/2004	Winning Equity Through Law – By Judge Bert Ayabe
5/1/2003	Why Be a Judge? A Little History – By Judge Fay M. Koyanagi
4/30/2003	The Judiciary: ‘Crown Jewel’ – By Judge Clarence A. Pacarro
4/29/2003	Courts Must Have Freedom – By Judge Paul T. Murakami
4/28/2003	Being Independent is Critical – By Judge Joel August
4/27/2003	Lack of Elections In Judiciary Keeps Politics In Check – By Judge Hilary Benson Gangnes
5/7/2002	Burden of Proof is Critical – By Judge Richard Pollack
5/6/2002	Justice Isn’t Blind to Needy – By Judge Reinette W. Cooper
5/3/2002	The Right to Counsel is Critical – By Associate Judge Daniel R. Foley
5/2/2002	Civics Education is Critical – By Chief Justice Ronald T.Y. Moon
5/3/2001	Abused Children Could Use Your Help – By Judge R. Mark Browning
5/2/2001	When is a Juvenile Criminal an Adult? – By Judge Eric G. Romanchak
5/1/2001	State Divorce Process Focuses on Child – By Judge Diana L. Warrington
4/30/2001	Protecting Abused Children – By Judge Kenneth E. Enright
4/29/2001	How the Law Protects our Children – By Chief Justice Ronald T.Y. Moon
5/7/2000	On Making Life-Death Decisions, Judges Find They Are Only Human – By Chief Justice Ronald T.Y. Moon
5/5/2000	Judiciary Is Going High Tech – By Administrative Director Michael F. Broderick
5/4/2000	Judicial Independence Crucial – By Associate Justice Paula Nakayama
5/3/2000	Restorative Justice Helps the Victim Become Whole Again – By Judge Michael A. Town
5/6/1999	When the Jury Makes the Law – By Judge Shackley F. Raffetto
5/5/1999	Judges’ Role After the Verdict – By Judge Sabrina McKenna
5/4/1999	What Determines a Sentence – By Judge Clifford Nakea
5/3/1999	Prove Your Case in Court – By Judge Jeffrey Choi
5/2/1999	What You Can Do When the Court “Was Wrong” – By Chief Justice Ronald T.Y. Moon