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Judge Lisa M. Ginoza was nominated to the Hawaiʻi Supreme Court on October 23.

In private practice, Chief Judge Ginoza worked for some of the top law firms in Honolulu overseeing various types of litigation and handled cases at all court levels, including the Hawai‘i Supreme Court, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and the U.S. Supreme Court.

The governor said he looked beyond race and gender to consider background and experience.

The Maui News Gov. Josh Green has nominated Judge Lisa Ginoza and attorney Vladimir Devens to fill two associate justice vacancies on the Hawaii Supreme Cour

Hearing on petitions against justice minister's refusal to convene key panel tasked with appointing judges pushed to November 12, with legal aides called up for IDF reserve duty

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Governor Tim Walz highlighted Minnesota’s new Child Tax Credit, celebrated news that the U.S. Department of Energy will deliver nearly $1 billion to the Heartland Hydrogen Hub and celebrated Indigenous

“As long as there’s a system that allows drug traffickers’ attorneys to pick our judges, we will not have judicial elections,” one S.C. senator says, as he and others look to force change in a process that many believe lacks fairness.

Court says pending cases would make speech by Levin at ceremony inappropriate, will instead only allow justices to deliver remarks; President's Residence swearing-in called off

Kohelet Policy Forum chief Moshe Koppel says coalition members haven't learned how to 'govern responsibly'