Read more about the bills discussed: Here’s What We’re Following (House) and Here’s What We’re Following (Senate)
Read more about the bills discussed: Here’s What We’re Following (House) and Here’s What We’re Following (Senate)
Read more about the bills discussed: Here’s What We’re Following (House) and Here’s What We’re Following (Senate)
Each year, thousands of bills are introduced in the House and the Senate. It’s typical for the same bill to be introduced in both houses, in which case they get two different bill numbers, one for each. Bills then proceed … Read More
Each year, thousands of bills are introduced in the House and the Senate. It’s typical for the same bill to be introduced in both houses, in which case they get two different bill numbers, one for each. Bills then proceed … Read More
“If you haven’t bookmarked the Tax Foundation of Hawaii as a go-to resource yet, you should, President Tom Yamachika has a steady eye on the tax policies of Hawaii state and county government, as well as at the judiciary, that … Read More
Brian Black of the Civil Beat Law Center for the Public Interest and Tom Yamachika of the Tax Foundation of Hawai’i joined Common Cause on December 9, 2021 to talk about Gut and Replace and how the Hawai’i Supreme Court’s … Read More
Nov. 4, 2021 — The Hawaii Supreme Court, in a 3-2 decision, dealt a serious blow to the Legislature’s “gut and replace” tactic. It held that a bill that started off as a bill to require annual reporting of recidivism … Read More
Our amicus brief argues that the Auditor’s workpapers should have a qualified privilege against forced discovery similar to the privilege that now applies to tax return information.