40th Anniversary Honorary Committee

William K. Richardson, Honorary Co-Chair The Honorable Barbara P. Richardson, Honorary Co-Chair

John D.Waihe’e III ’76, former Governor, State of Hawai‘i Carol A. Fukunaga ’76, City Council Gary O. Galiher ’77, Galiher DeRobertis Ono ’77, Representative, former Hawai‘i State Senate President Florence T. Nakakuni ’78, U.S. Attorney, District of Hawai‘i Brian T. Taniguchi ’78, Hawai‘i State Senate Faye W. Kurren ’79, President, Hawai‘i Dental Service Marilyn Moniz-Kahoohanohano ’79, Assistant Athletics Director, University of Hawai‘i ’79, Hawai‘i State House of Representatives Dr. Terry Shintani ’79, Hawai‘i Health Foundation James Duke Aiona ’81, former Lieutenant Governor, State of Hawai‘i Lawrence Foster ’81, Professor and Former Dean, William S. Richardson School of Law Karl K. Kobayashi ’81, Carlsmith Ball LLP Calvin E. Young ’82, 2014 President, Hawai‘i State Bar Association Kirk W. Caldwell ’84, Mayor, City and County of Honolulu John Y. Gotanda ’87, Dean, Villanova University School of Law Diane T. Ono ’91, Galiher DeRobertis Ono Scott K. Saiki ’91, Hawai‘i State House of Representatives William P. “Billy” Kenoi ’96, Mayor, County of Hawai‘i Blake K. Oshiro ’96, Deputy Chief of Staff, Office of the Governor, State of Hawai‘i Sarah Lee Morihara ’98, President/Managing Director, Colliers Monroe Friedlander Maile S.L. Shimabukuro ’00, Hawai‘i State Senate Della Au Belatti ’03, Hawai‘i State House of Representatives Friends of the Law School Beadie Kanahele Dawson ’81, Chair 2013-2014 Board Hon. James S. Burns Past Chairs Mark Davis Daniel H. Case Hon. James E. Duffy Jr. William C. McCorriston Rosemary T. Fazio ’78 Alfred M.K. Wong Lyn Flanigan ’81 Robert B. Bunn Diane Hastert ’78 James M. Cribley Allen K. Hoe ’76 Gary M. Slovin Lea Hong ’91 John R. Dwyer, Jr. Gary M. Slovin Hon. Barbara Richardson Aloha

Our Law School has come a very long way since the first intrepid band of students and faculty began to learn from each other in the quarry 40 years ago. We acquired a much-revered and beloved name when we became the William S. Richardson School of Law, and the spirit of CJ and his allies, led by Governor John Burns and Wally Fujiyama, still permeates their dynamic creation.

We remain committed to opportunity for all qualified students, now including those who can attend law school only at night. We continue to provide excellent training for leaders, lawyers, and public servants in a myriad of different ways. Our exceptionally diverse faculty and student body share their expertise from around the world and they are making waves as lawyers and leaders not only in Hawai’i but also nationally and internationally. In addition, our Law School now enrolls foreign-trained lawyers and others attracted by the fact that we have much more of a global focus than do other law schools. Through our clinics, our pro bono requirements, and the rest of our curriculum, we teach first-rate lawyers to help people, businesses, government entities, and non-profits to solve problems justly and in ways that have lasting values.

The Bible may give a somewhat negative spin when it recounts the number 40: Noah’s flood lasted 40 days and 40 nights, the children of Israel wandered in the desert for 40 years, and so forth. But our 40 years have been full of accomplishment and growth; in addition, we now have a very loyal band of alumni who support us and of whom we are rightfully very proud. We will not rest on past laurels, however. We can and will do much more.

With your help and the help of our friends throughout the many communities in which we live and work and have fun, we will move forward in the ongoing search for justice. And we can be sure that our students—present and future—will continue to lead and to serve in ways that honor the memory and that advance the spirit of CJ as they go on to be exceptionally well-trained, ethical, and mutually supportive Richardson lawyers and leaders. Mahalo nui loa.

Aviam Soifer, Dean

C. J William S. Richardson Governor John A. Burns Wallace S. Fujiyama

1 Timeline

1966 • Chief Justice William S. Richardson spearheads drive to start the only law school in Hawai‘i with the simple desire to see and its people accepted and able to prosper through self determination in a national and global setting. The existence of a law school would serve as the embodiment of Hawai‘i’s uniqueness and confirmation of Hawai‘i’s value as a vibrant member of the Union. 1973 • University of Hawai‘i Law School welcomes its first class in un-air-conditioned wooden buildings in the Quarry with 53 students and 8 full-time faculty. 1974 • Pre-Admission Program created to support students from historically underserved communities with great promise as lawyers and community leaders. Renamed in 2006, it is now known as the Ulu Lehua Scholars Program. 1976 • First law school class graduates and includes future Governor John Waihe‘e, III. 1978 nd rd • First Ete Bowl. Initially a flag football game between the 2 and 3 year women law students, this annual tradition now pits current women law students (Etes) against women alumnae (Bruzers). Members have included Hawai‘i Justice Sabrina McKenna ’82, Professor Mari Matsuda ’80, and Alumni Association President Jill Nunokawa ’88. 1979 • University of Hawai‘i Law Review established. This student-run journal publishes scholarly works authored by judges, scholars, and practitioners to serve the local legal community and contribute to national legal discourse. The academic journal has published thirty-five volumes, with Volume 36 currently in progress. Former editors-in-chief include Hawai‘i Supreme Court Justice Sabrina McKenna ’82 and current Dean of Villanova University School of Law John Y. Gotanda ’79. 1982 • American Bar Association (ABA) grants the University of Hawai‘i Law School full accreditation. • Law School sends first student team to National Moot Court Competition and begins tradition of strong student participation in a variety of national and international moot court, trial practice and client counseling competitions to develop oral and written skills. Over the years, teams have brought home regional, national and international awards. 1983 • Law School and the Law Library move to new permanent buildings on Dole Street. • University of Hawai‘i School of Law is renamed to the University of Hawai‘i William S. Richardson School of Law in honor of Chief Justice William S. Richardson. • Pacific and Asian Legal Studies (PALS) program is approved, offering students a broad selection of courses on Pacific-Asian legal issues. The Law School continues to offer more courses on Asian law than almost any other law school, and is the only American law school to teach Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islands law. A PALS certificate was established in 1995 for students concentrating in Asian-Pacific interests. 1985

• Student Bar Association is formed; former SBA presidents include Rep. Della Au Bellati ’03.

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1987 • Jurists-in-Residence program is established with U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens and Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Myron H. Bright. Supreme Court Associate Justice Byron White, Associate Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Associate Justice Antonin Scalia, Associate Justice Stephen G. Breyer, Associate Justice Samuel A. Alito, Jr., and Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor have participated in this highly successful biannual program. 1988 • Environmental Law Program is established to recognize the special challenges of the State of Hawai‘i in developing an environmentally sustainable economy in a unique island environment. Beginning in 1992, students could earn a certificate in environmental law. In 2006 the Environmental Law Program received the ABA Award for Distinguished Achievement in Environmental Law & Policy. To date, the program has 182 graduates. 1991 • Through the efforts of the Law School, Legal Aid Society of Hawai‘i and the City & County of Honolulu Elderly Affairs Division, the University of Hawai‘i Elder Law Program (UHELP) is established. Its goal is to enhance, protect, and preserve the autonomy and independence of older persons through education, training, and direct legal services. 1992 • At the initiative of students, the Pro Bono Graduation Requirement is adopted, requiring all students to provide at least 60 hours of pro bono legal services. Through the Program, students have assisted in a variety of non-profit organizations, the judiciary and state and federal agencies. Students have also provided services in several foreign countries including China, Thailand, Cambodia, Japan, and Scotland. 1993 • Jessup International Moot Court Team wins first prize in the United States and second in the world. In 2006, the team is again recognized out of 90 national and international teams. 1995 • Dr. Lawrence C. Foster ’81 becomes the first alumnus appointed Dean. 1996 • Inaugural Hawai‘i Summer Session is co-sponsored by the Law School and the University of Mississippi School of Law. In 2006 the program becomes the Hawai‘i Summer Law Program, run entirely by the law school. Students from many different law schools come to Hawai‘i to attend the six-week program taught by faculty from across the country. 1998 th • Law School celebrates its 25 Anniversary with over 1800 alumni, 18 full-time faculty members, and 300 students. • Professor Randy Roth installed as President of the Hawai‘i State Bar Association for its centennial year 1999. • Professor Judy Weightman receives the ABA Henry J. Ramsey, Jr. Diversity Award. The ABA renames its public interest award as the Judy M. Weightman Memorial Public Interest Award to recognize her outstanding contributions to underrepresented groups or public interest causes. 1999 • Native American Moot Court teams finish 1st and 3rd in the national competition.

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• Asian-Pacific Law & Policy Journal (APLPJ) is founded to increase awareness of legal issues impacting the Asia and the Pacific Rim region and to provide a forum to discuss legal topics that fall within the Journal’s geographic scope. The first web based journal in the country, it has published 15 Volumes. 2000 • Professor Randy Roth is named one of “100 Who Made a Difference in Hawai‘i During the Twentieth Century” and in 2005 is listed as one of “100 Who Made Lasting Contributions During the City and County of Honolulu’s First 100 Years.” His book "The Broken Trust: Greed, Mismanagement, and Political Manipulation at American's Largest Charitable Trust" wins the Samuel M. Kamakau Award for the Hawaiʻi Book of the Year in 2007. 2001 • Alumni Gary Galiher ’77 and Diane Ono ’91 make a ten-year pledge to support an annual Galiher Ono Distinguished Public Lecture Series to motivate, educate, and inspire the people of Hawai‘i on how to improve the social, economic, cultural, and political well-being of our state and to enhance the reputation of the School of Law and the University of Hawai‘i. 2003 • The First Annual Legislative Fellowship and program is conceived and organized by law students. Each year, a student is selected for a summer internship in Washington D.C. with a member of the Hawai‘i congressional delegation. • C.J. William S. Richardson is awarded the 2003 Founders Lifetime Achievement Award by the UH Alumni Association as a legendary jurist and champion of public interest. • International Environmental Moot Court Team finishes first in US, second in the world. • Master of Laws (LL.M.) Program for International Students is established to offer foreign students an opportunity to gain broader understanding of US and international legal issues. Students can specialize in Business and Commercial Law, Conflict Resolution, Criminal Law, Environmental Law, International Human Rights Law, International and Comparative Law, or Ocean Law and Policy. th • Law School celebrates its 30 Anniversary with 2000 alumni, 20 full-time faculty, and over 300 students. • Doug Crosier ’78 is first alumnus elected to serve as President of the Hawaii State Bar Association. 2004 • Professor Mari Matsuda ’80 is honored by Hawai‘i Women Lawyers as Outstanding Woman Lawyer of the Year. • The United States Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals holds oral arguments at the Law School. Other courts also sit at the Law School at least once a year, including the Hawai‘i Supreme Court and Intermediate Court of Appeals. 2005 • Center for Excellence in Native Hawaiian Law is established with support from the late Senator . In 2008 the program was renamed the Ka Huli Ao Center for Excellence in Native Hawaiian Law. In 2009 the Certificate for Native Hawaiian Law was approved. Current projects include the creation of an online archive of early Hawaiian legal and historical materials for use by law students, lawyers, scholars, and the community. • January Term (J-Term) Program is established, inviting leading legal scholars, professors, and judges to teach specialized mini-courses. To date, 49 visiting scholars have participated in this program, teaching a variety of courses. • Family Court Projects: Law School enters into a partnership with the Department of Human Services (DHS) and the First Circuit Family Court to seek at ways to improve services to children and families in the child welfare system.

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• Hawai‘i Innocence Project is established to provide free representation to incarcerated persons who have a credible claim of actual innocence. The project is partially staffed by volunteer attorneys and law students. • C.J. William S. Richardson is honored as one of the 100 noteworthy citizens of Honolulu as part of the city’s centennial anniversary. 2006 • Professor David Callies receives the ABA State and Local Government Law Section’s Lifetime Achievement Award. • Professor Eric Yamamoto receives Society of American Law Teachers' nation-wide award as Outstanding Law Teacher for 2006. In 2012 the Consortium of Asian Pacific American Law Professors established the annual “Professor Eric Yamamoto Emerging Scholar Award”. • C.J. William S. Richardson is awarded the 2007 Spirit of Excellence Awarded by the ABA Commission on Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Profession. • Law student Mike Dahilig 3L is appointed the student regent to the University of Hawaii Board of Regents. He is the third appointed law student following former student regents Trent Kikuda '05 and Sat Khalsa ’01. 2008 • The Law School celebrates its 35th Anniversary with almost 2500 living alumni. • Part-Time Juris Doctor Program is launched with twenty-four students. Tailored to meet the needs of students who have professional, financial, or family obligations, the program provides opportunities to those who may not otherwise be able to attend law school full-time. • Professor Hazel Beh ’91 is selected Outstanding Woman Lawyer of the Year by Hawai‘i Women Lawyers. • Professor Eric Yamamoto receives the national 2008 American Courage Award. The American Courage Award goes to an individual, company, or organization that has shown extraordinary courage or commitment to the cause of civil rights. • Professor Jon Van Dyke’s book Who Owns the Crown Lands of Hawai‘i? (UH Press) is chosen as one of the five "2008's Most Memorable Books" and the only local book by . 2009 • Chief Justice William S. Richardson celebrates his 90th Birthday with over 900 attending his “Realizing the Dream” dinner. CJ Richardson passed away in 2010. 2012 • 20th Annual National Native American Law Students Associate Moot Court Competition is hosted at the law school. Richardson Law students win seven of nine awards. Fifty-six teams from twenty-eight law schools competed. 2013 • Law School celebrates its 40th anniversary with over 3,000 living alumni, 365 full and part-time students, 38 full-time and library faculty, 14 clinics and certificates in Native Hawaiian Law, Environmental Law, and Pacific-Asian Law. Degrees include JD, LLM and dual degrees: JD-MBA, JD-PhD, and JD-MA. . • The Advanced Juris Doctor degree is established, giving foreign law graduates an opportunity to complete their US law studies and earn a JD in as little as two years. • Dean Aviam Soifer celebrates his 10th year as dean, the longest serving dean in Law School history. • Full-time faculty includes several law school graduates: Lawrence Foster ’81, Hazel Beh ’91, Calvin Pang ’85, Melody MacKenzie ’76, Kapua Sproat ’98, Mari Matsuda ’80, and Malia Akutagawa ’97.

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Administration DEAN* ASSOCIATE DEAN* ASSISTANT DEAN* David Hood Carl Selinger Leigh-Wai Doo Jerry Dupont Richard S. Miller Lawrence Kam Cliff Thompson Jeremy Harrison John Spade’79 Marvin Anderson Jon Van Dyke Joanne Punu Casey Jarman Richard S. Miller John Barkai Laurene Mylar Jeremy Harrison Ronald Brown Patricia Abracia Lawrence Foster ’81 Gregory Tanaka Laurie Tochiki ’80 Aviam Soifer Lawrence Foster ’81 Hazel Beh ’91 Carol Mon Lee

ASSOCIATE DEAN ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS FOR STUDENT SERVICES* Hazel Beh ’91 Laurie Tochiki ’80 Casey Jarman Leigh Cynthia Quinn ’88 Denise Antolini Ronette Kawakami ’85

DIRECTOR OF CAREER SERVICES DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR OF LL.M. PROGRAM Patricia Abracia Elizabeth Steele Hutchison Alison Conner Amy Ono ’00 Spencer Kimura ’96 Levi Hookano ’07 ADMISSIONS OFFICER* Judith M. Kirkendall HAWAI‘I SUMMER LAW PROGRAM DIRECTOR OF PROFESSIONAL Joanne Punu Spencer Kimura ’96 DEVELOPMENT* Piyada Nonzee REGISTRAR UHF DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR* Minara Mordecai Grant Helgeson Doris Pascual Dale Lee Piyada Nonzee Susan Kerr Lampe Jonathan Guilbert DIRECTOR OF PART-TIME LAW LIBRARIAN AND Eileen Broms PROGRAM DIRECTOR* Douglas Janes Liam Skilling ’07 Jerry Dupont Ming Chi ’05 John “Bo” Pickron Jennifer Hee ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PART- Igor Kavass Carrie Ogami TIME PROGRAM Leina‘ala Seeger Gary Cordova Melissa Skillings Diane Frake Ramona Hussey ’89 Victoria Szymczak DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AID Melissa Skillings CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER DIRECTOR OF Hansford Chock Dale Lee COMMUNICATIONS AND Lisa Dye EXTERNAL RELATIONS FISCAL OFFICER Cynthia Quinn ’88 Carol Karimoto *Chronological listing, includes Alan Sasai DIRECTOR OF acting and interim status. Robert Daguio INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS Wesley Kau Alison Conner

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FULL-TIME AND Jean Campbell ’00 Mark Davis Rebecca Gardner ’06 VISITING FACULTY Naomi Campbell Emilia Demeo Karen Gebbia Pinetti AND LECTURERS Carla Caratto L. Richard De Robertis Don Gelber Diane Desierto Mervyn Gerson Diane Abraham Benjamin Carroll Stacey Kawasaki Djou ‘97 Nancy Gertner Simeon Acoba, Jr. Paul Carrington Carolyn Doi ’79 Lewis Geyser Christian Adams ’04 David Chandler Masato Doi Kenneth Gifford Peter Adler Donald Chang Durell A. Douthit Lisa Ginoza ’89 Paul Achitoff Leland Chang Lawrence Doxsee Bruce Gitelson Lorraine Akiba Louise Chang Jay Dratler Daniel Gluck Malia Akutagawa ‘97 Roy Chang Barry Dubner Jonathan Goldberg-Hiller Jeffrey Albert Williamson Chang Steve Duck ’02 Christopher Goodin ’06 Leonard Alcantara John Chanin James Duffy, Jr. Richard Goodman Steven Alm Tsung-fu Chen A. Jerome Dupont Donald Gordon Paul Alston Oren Chikamoto Elizabeth Dvorkin William Gould Bruce Anderson Bow Mun Chin ’86 John Dwyer Bruce Graham Denise Antolini Julie China Daniel Dykstra Christopher Grandy Anne Ardagh Calleen Ching ’76 William Eads Moya Gray ’81 Tara Shibuya Arimoto Melinda Ching John Edwards Julian Gresser Susan Arnett Calvert Chipchase IV ’02 Erin Edwards Jerrold Guben Tae-Ung Baik Chongko Choi R. Randle Edwards Gary Hagerman Jack Balkin Carol Chomsky John Egan ’00 Andrew Halkyard Taunya Banks Margaret Chon Steven Egesdal Patrick Hanifin John Barkai Wanda Chong-Mendonca ’82 Philip Elman Ryan Harimoto Jayne Barnard Steven Chow ’81 Alfred Emery Bruce Harlow Sarah Bazzi ’06 Carl Christensen C. Andrew Englehart ’79 Robert Harris ’02 Andrew Beaman John Christensen James Estes ’77 Jeremy Harrison Kamana Beamer George Christenson David Alan Ezra William Harrison ’81 Theodore Becker Gordon Christenson Jean Fargo Brook Hart Hazel Glenn Beh ’91 In Seop Chung Robert Faris Danielle Hart ’92 Mark Bennett Tom Clancy David Farmer ’85 Diane Hastert ’78 William Bento ’86 Jennifer Cook Clark ’87 Katherine Federle Robert Hasting, II George Bereday Kathleen Clark ’83 David Feller Hiroyuki Hata Swee Berkey Gerald Clay Emeric Fischer George Haupt Ralph Black Richard Clifton Dan Foley Hiroko Hayashi James Blanchfield Douglas Codiga ’94 Roger Fonseca Mark Hazlett Sayoko Blodgett-Ford David Cohen Caroline Forell Sir Desmond Heap Charles Booth Marilyn Cohen David Forman ’93 C. Michael Heihre Addison Bowman James Conahan Michael Formby Virginia Hench George Brandt Kathleen Conahan Lawrence Foster ’81 Dan F. Henderson Myron Bright Alison Conner Douglas Frederick ’08 Gregory Hendrickson Elliot Brilliant John Conrad Michael Freed Katharina Heyer Sherry Broder Danielle Conway Andrea Freeman Richard Hicks Alfred Brophy Gail Gosgrove ’81 James Friedberg Eden E. Hifo ’80 Ronald Brown John Costonis Donn Fudo ’88 Richard Hildreth Alan Burdick James Countiss Rex Fujichaku ’98 Kathleen Ho V ’83 John Burgess John Craven Koichiro Fujikura Timothy Ho ’87 Maxine Burkett Karen Czapanskiy Catherine Fujisaki ’07 Peter Hoffman Scott Burnham Christine Daleiden Alexa Fujise ’80 Lea Hong ’91 Sherri Burr Vincent Dalsimer Wallace Fujiyama John Honnold Blake Bushnell ’87 Frank Damon Jeffrey Gaba Ruth Hood David Callies James Dannenberg Shirley Garcia ’02 Benjamin Hopkins

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Lane Hornfeck ’98 Samuel P. King Sr. Kem Lowry Dean Myatt ’94 Morton Horowitz Edward Kionka Howard Luke Dean Nagamine John Hoskins Mary K. Kisthardt Arnold Lum Craig Nakamura Makitaro Hotta William Klein April Luria David Nakashima ’77 Joedy Hu ’94 Robert Klein Allen Lynde Gail Nakatani William Hunt Peter Knapman ’97 Alan Ma Ved Nanda Susan Ichinose ’77 Derek Kobayashi ’90 Douglas MacDougal Chuck Narikiyo ’88 Chris Iijima Leslie Kobayashi V ’83 Melody MacKenzie ’76 Camille Nelson Walter Ikeda Naoki Koizumi Barry Marr Eboni Nelson Robert Illman John Komeiji Victoria Marks Ilene Nelson Mitchell Imanaka Geoffrey Komeya ’93 James Martin Joel Newman Charles Irish James Koshiba Takashi Maruta John Newman Casey Jarman Tsuyoshi Kotaka Chris Mashiba Kamaile Nichols ’08 Susan Jaworowski Phaedon John Kozyris Mari Matsuda ’80 Ke-Ching Ning Corwin Johnson Linda Hamilton Krieger Joyce Matsumori-Hoshijo Nathaniel Noda ’09 David A. Johnson Steven Kropp Mitsuo Matsushita Breann Swann Nu’uhiwa David T. Johnson Benjamin Kudo Stephen Mayo Francis O’Brien George Johnson Kenneth Kupchak Maria Mazzeo Terence O’Toole Trina Jones Laurie Kuribayashi ’88 Luther McDougal III Carolyn Ogami Anna Joo Barry Kurren ’77 Bonnie McFadden Rachel Ogdie Dennis Jung ’86 Mary La France Sabrina McKenna ’82 Maura Okamoto ’97 Emi Kaimuloa ’02 William Lancaster Patricia McManaman John Oki Donna Haunani Kalama ’93 Al Landon William Meheula, III V ’78 Ronald Oldenburg Lawrence Kam David Larsen Thomas Mensah Steven Oppenheimer Ray Kamikawa Kenneth Lau Andrew Mergen Nicholas Ordway L. Dew Kaneshiro Ronald Lau ’87 Sharon Merkle Jonathan Osorio Daniel Kanstroom Stanley Laughlin Jr. John-Anderson Meyer ’06 Mikiko Otani Leonard Kaplan Sylvia Ann Law William Meyer III E.A. Ho‘oipo Pa Nakea ’86 David Karlen Charles Lawrence Steven Michaels Frank Padgett Delmar Karlen Lary Lawrence R. Barrie Michelsen Calvin Pang ’85 Amy Kastely Carol Mon Lee Marie Milks Choon Ho Park Masanobu Kato Chul-Song Lee Frances Miller Corey Park Jody Kaulukukui ’98 Dale Lee Richard S. Miller Patricia Park Thomas Kaulukukui, Jr. ’77 Jae-Hyup Lee Patsy Mink Shanlyn Park ’95 Igor Kavass Judy Lee Malcolm Misuraca James Paul Kurt Kawafuchi Keun-Gwan Lee Christen Mitchell Linda Paul ’90 Ronette Kawakami ’85 Katherine Leonard ’91 Joy Miyasaki Richard Pearson Richard Kawana Margaret Leong ’91 Melissa Miyashiro ’10 Lois Perrin James Kawashima Werner Levi Setsuo Miyazawa Carole Petersen Charles Keever Mark Levin Philip Miyoshi ’00 John Pickron Randall Kennedy Michael Levine Susan O. Mollway Tom Pierce ’97 George Kerr Bernard Levinson Carl Monk Eric Piesner ’92 Keng-Lian Kho Justin Levinson Lizabeth Moody James Pietsch Lindsey C.Y. Kiang Victor Li Erick Moon Jeff Piper H. Baird Kidwell Chu Liu Joseph Morgan George Playdon Joseph Kiefer Michael Livingston Yasumoto Morigiwa Mack Player Greg Kim Katherine Lloyd Issac Moriwake ’98 Avis Poai ’04 Janice Kim Elliot Loden Alan Morrison Richard Pollack Faye Kimura ’80 Martin Louis Stanley Mukai John Pottow Wendell Kimura Angela Lovitt ’97 Alan Murakami Guy Powles Edward King Jung Lowe Annabel Murray E. Barrett Prettyman, Jr.

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Michael Purpura Benjamin Sigal Alan Van Etten Cynthia Quinn ’88 Alexander Silvert Ellen Van Hoften William Quinn Stacia Silva ’96 Irene Vasey ’93 Stephen Rafferty Joseph Singer Joseph Viola Jill Ramsfield David Sive Gaylord Virden Edward Reasor Liam Skilling ’07 Randy Vitousek ’76 David Reber Allan Smith Denice Von Gnechten ’97 John Reilly Sarah Smith William Vukowich Stefan Reinke Shawna Sodersten ’91 Jon Wade Arthur Reinwald Avi Soifer Gordon Walker Seth Reiss ’80 Ronald Solove George Wallach Mary Renfer ’90 Sang-Hyun Song Marc Wallenstein William K. Richardson Renee Sonobe-Hong Richard Wallsgrove ’08 Stefan Riesenfeld John Spade ’79 Dean Meng Wan Alison Rieser Faith Sparr Livia Wang ’85 Stephen Roady Paul Spaulding Zhenmin Wang William Rodgers Richard Speidel Judy Weightman ’81 John Rolls C. Jack Spradlin Will K. Weinstein Eric Roose Kapua Sproat ’98 David Weisbrot Carol Rose James Stanton Richard Wellman Jennifer Rose Peter Starn Stephanie Wildman Arthur Ross John Steadman Kenneth Williams Randall Roth Nancy Stearns Tracey Wiltgen ’88 Adam Roversi ’12 Carol Steiker Richard Wolford Melissa Rueschhoff Marc Steinberg Peter Wolff, Jr. Michael Rutter David Stretch Alfred M.K. Wong Nancy Ryan ’83 Paul Sullivan Roberta Woods Irene Rypinski Victoria Szymczak Robin Wurtzel Dennis Saito David S. Taga ’08 Larry Yackle Pamela Samuelson Herbert Takahashi Eric Yamamoto Frank Sander Sadahiko Takahashi Donna Yamasaki ’99 Ian Sandison ’91 Raymond Tam Francis Yamashita Laura Sasaki William Tam Cecile Yasay Joseph Sax Siang Yong Tan ’86 Christopher Yeh Cindy Schipani Gregory Tanaka Elijah Yip ’99 C. Fred Schutte Michael Tanigawa Donna Yoshimoto ’94 David Schutter Michael Tanoue ’86 Christopher Young Michael Seabright Dan Tarlock Eric Young ’92 Leina’ala Seeger Carroll Taylor Raymond Zeason Alex Seita Buzz Thompson Patricia Zell Eric Seitz Cliff Thompson Christine Zuni-Cruz Milton Seligson Laurie Tochiki ’80 Carl Selinger Lawrence Tong Dorothy Sellers Michael Town EMERITUS FACULTY Susan Serrano ’98 Robert Toyofuku Richard S. Miller Patricia Shaughnessy Rom Trader ’87 Addison Bowman Michael Shea Rebecca Tsosi Dina Shek ’06 David Turk Craig Shikuma ’85 Douglas Ushijima ’92 Rachel Shimazu John Vafai Jenny Shyu Mark Valencia V - Visiting Student Benjamin Sigal Jon Van Dyke

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JANUARY TERM FACULTY

Our January Term (J-Term) Program, established in 2005, gives Richardson law students a bonus of specialized mini-courses taught by some of the world’s leading scholars, professors, and judges. Mr. Frank Boas, a generous supporter of the Law School, helped to start the program and annually sponsored a visiting Harvard Law School professor for each J-Term. The Law School will continue Frank’s inspired ideas in his memory. The Wallace S. Fujiyama Distinguished Professor Fund supports many of our other J-Term professors.

2008 Hon. Nancy Gertner Leonard Kaplan Carol Steiker* 2005 Gordon Walker 2012 Kent Greenfield Christine Zuni Cruz Hon. Edward Chen William Gould Christine Desan* Morton Horwitz* 2009 Lawrence Friedman David Caron Elizabeth Schneider 2006 Michael Greco Kenji Yoshino Chongko Choi Donald Horowitz Daniel Kanstroom Frank Michelman* 2013 Joseph Singer* Hon. Mark Bennett Stephanie Wildman 2010 Jerome Cohen Patricia Zell Tayyab Mahmud Annette Gordon-Reed* Charles Ogletree* Thomas Green 2007 Harry Scheiber Seok-woo Lee Jack Balkin Frank Upham Marjorie Shultz Margaret Chon Gordon Walker Randall Kennedy* 2014 Hon. Jon Newman 2011 Hon Simeon Acoba Rebecca Tsosi Gregory Alexander Kenneth Mack* Richard Fallon, Jr.* Michelle McKinley Derrick Heggans Richard Pildes Jae-Hyup Lee Steven Roady Laurie Levenson Ray Madoff

*Frank Boas Harvard Visiting Professor

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Faculty and Staff Awards Regents' Medal for Excellence in Research Regents' Medal for Excellence in 2009 Jon Van Dyke Teaching 1999 Karen Gebbia Pinetti President’s Citation for Meritorious 2000 Hazel Glenn Beh ’91 Teaching 2001 Chris Iijima 1987 Jon Van Dyke 2004 Danielle Conway 1990 Eric Yamamoto 2005 Eric Yamamoto 1998 Eric Yamamoto 2006 Denise Antolini 2002 Alison Conner 2007 John Barkai 2011 Alison Conner 2008 Jill Ramsfield 2009 David Callies Robert W. Clopton Award for Outstanding 2010 Randy Roth Service to the Community 2013 Melody Kapilialoha MacKenzie ’76 1998 Randall Roth 2014 D. Kapua`ala Sproat’98 2013 Calvin Pang

Outstanding Professor of the Year Outstanding Adjunct Faculty 1983 Addison M. Bowman 1999 James E.T. Koshiba 1984 Jon Van Dyke Laurie A. Tochiki ’80 1985 Amy H. Kastely 2000 Hon. Richard W. Pollack 1986 Eric K. Yamamoto 2001 Hon. David A. Ezra 1987 Randall W. Roth 2002 John T. Komeiji 1988 Amy H. Kastely Hon. Leslie E. Kobayashi’83 1989 M. Casey Jarman 2003 James Koshiba 1990 David L. Callies 2004 Carla Caratto 1991 David L. Callies James E.T. Koshiba 1992 John L. Barkai 2005 Chris Mashiba 1993 Jon Van Dyke Jennifer Rose 1994 Ronald C. Brown 2006 Michael Formby 1995 Eric K. Yamamoto Jennifer Rose 1996 Jon Van Dyke 2007 Bruce Graham 1997 Eric K. Yamamoto Robert Faris 1998 Karen M. Gebbia-Pinetti Calvert Chipchase IV ’02 1999 Hazel G. Beh ’91 2008 Joy Miyasaki 2000 Chris K. Iijima Eric Young’92 2001 Alison W. Conner 2010 Ronette Kawakami ’85 2002 Jon Van Dyke Timothy Ho 2003 Danielle M. Conway

2004 Eric K. Yamamoto 2005 Denise Antolini Hung Wo & Elizabeth Law Ching 2006 John Barkai Foundation Award for Faculty Service to the 2007 Jill Ramsfield Community 2008 David L. Callies 2003 James Piestch 2010 Randall Roth 2011 Alison Conner Students’ Choice Award 2012 Calvin Pang’’85 2005 – Barry Fitzgerald 2013 D. Kapua`ala Sproat’98 2006 – Calvin Pang ’85 President’s Maintenance Award 2007 – Jill Ramsfield 2008 – Melody MacKenzie’76 2009 - Violeta Baguyo 2009 – Linda Krieger 2010 – Linda Krieger

William S. Richardson School of Law 11 40 Years of Academic Excellence Full Time Faculty 2013-2014

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Full Time Faculty 2013-2014

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Lecturers and Visiting Professors 2013-2014

Paul Alston Robert Faris Al Landon Katharine Lloyd Rhoda Alvarez Michael Formby Susan Arnett Cattie Fujisaki’07 Angela Lovitt ’97 Brian Mackintosh’10 Andrew Beaman Robert Graham, Jr. William Bento ‘86 Pamela Harms Terrence McMahon John-Anderson Meyer ’06 Sherry Broder William Harrison ’81 Kristin Bryant ‘07 Brook Hart Richard Michelsen Marie Milks Roy Chang Timothy E. Ho ’87 Andrew Char Abigail Holden’07 Frances Miller Bow Mun Chin ’86 Jessica Horiuchi Joy Miyasaki Calvert Chipchase, IV ’02 Cynthia Johiro Melissa Miyashiro ’10 Carl Christensen David Johnson Breann Nu'uhiwa Matthew Coke Hugh Jones Richard Pollack Clare Connors Donna Haunani Kalama ’93 Daniel Pollard V’96 Gail Cosgrove ’81 Ronette Kawakami ’85 Charles Price Christine Daleiden Katherine Kealoha’95 David Reber Jane Dickson Joseph Kiefer Stefan Reinke Roger Epstein Gregory Kim William K. Richardson Jeen Kwak Jennifer Rose Adam Roversi ’12 Janice Shoultz Stacia Silva ’06 Liam Skilling ’07 Scott Suzuki’04 Clifton Tanabe Jeffrey Thoma Gavin Thornton Brian Tilker Laurie Tochiki ’80 Dorothea Tsipopoulos Richard Wallsgrove ’08 Tracey Wiltgen ’88 Janel Yoshimoto Eric S.T. Young ’92

Visiting Professors Daniel Rohlf Antonio Oposa Yasuhei Taniguchi

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Deans, Faculty and Staff 2013-2014

Law Library Faculty & Staff Deans Catherine Bye, Technical Services/Acquisitions Librarian Aviam Soifer, Dean Kelsey Domingo, Evening Supervisor Denise Antolini, Associate Dean for Cynthia Engle, Technical Services Support Specialist Academic Affairs Garid Faria, Administrative & Fiscal Support Specialist Ronette Kawakami ’85, Associate Dean for Student Brian R. Huffman, Electronic Resources Librarian Services Keiko Okuhara, Bibliographic Services/Systems Librarian Lynette T. George Rudolfo, Manager of Public Services Faculty Specialists Karen R. Schneiderman, Reference and Instructional David Forman ’93, Director of the Environmental Services Librarian Law Program Man Sze Shing, Technical Services Support Specialist Elisabeth Steele Hutchinson, Director of Victoria Szymczak, Director of the Law Library, Associate Admissions & Special Projects Professor of Law Nicole Isa-Iijima ’08, Felloe, Child Welfare Project Roberta Woods, Reference and Instructional Services Derek Kauanoe ’08, Student & Community Librarian Outreach Coordinator, Ka Huli Ao Staff Jarrett Keohokalole ’13, Fellow, Environmental Law Project Benny Au, IT Assistant Faye Kimura ’80, Principal Investigator, Child St. John Baccam, Administrative Officer Welfare Project Marnelli Joy Basilio, Community Relations Coordinator Spencer Kimura ’96, Director of LLM and Hawai’i Hon. James S. Burns (ret.), Senior Advisor Beverly Creamer, Media Consultant Summer Law Program Josephine Danielson, Faculty Support Specialist Kenneth Lawson, Associate Director of Hawai’i Innocent Project Pat Deleon, Outreach Director Dale Lee, Director of Professional Development Lisa Dye, Financial Aid Officer Elenora Lee, Program Administrator/Paralegal, UH Lyn Flanigan ’81, Senior Advisor Elder Law Program Kelly-Ann Hernandez, Faculty Support Specialist Melissa Miyashiro ’10, Fellow, Environmental Law Justine Herrera ’13, Legal Research Assistant Project Chelsea Huang, Student Services Specialist Adrianna Nvcz ’13, Fellow, Environmental Law Ramona Hussey ’89, Ass’t Director, Evening Part-Time Project Program, Administrative Ass’t for Student Services Avis Poai ’04, Director of Archives & Legal Wesley Kau, Administrative/Fiscal Officer Ja Yun Lee, Administrative Officer History, Ka Huli Ao Dana Lum, Faculty Support Specialist David Sakoda ’10, Fellow, Dept. of Land & Natural Resources, Div. of Aquatic Resources Minara Mordecai, Director of Special Projects Marine Law Piyada Nonzee, Registrar Sari Sanchez ’10, Fellow, Child Welfare Project Christine Oliver, Ke Kula Kanawai Editor Susan Serrano ’98, Director of Educational Kristi Shiraki, Assistant to the Dean Development, Ka Huli Ao Julie Suenaga, Faculty Support Specialist Dina Shek ’06, Co-Director, Health Law Policy Pamela Taura, Administrative Officer Center-Community Project; Legal Director, Cheong Ming Wai, Director of Information Technology Medical-Legal, Partnership for Children in Jean Zheng, Administrative and Fiscal Support Specialist Hawai’i Liam Skilling ’07, Director of the Part-Time Custodial Staff Program & Academic Assistance Violeta Baguyo, Janitor John Marcello, Janitor Supervisor Patrick Mau, Janitor Jason Tanaka, Janitor

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WSRSL Alumni Association

2013-2014 Board of Directors

Officers Jill Nunokawa ’88 President Cyndi Quinn ’88 Vice-President/President Elect Laurie Tochiki ’80 Corresponding Secretary Lori Wada ’89 Recording Secretary Tracey Kubota ’09 Treasurer Everett Ohta ’09 Immediate Past President

Directors Past Presidents Dane Anderson ’10 1977-1978 Franklin Hayashida ‘76 Haunani Burns ’80 1979-1981 Stanford Manuia ‘76 Dawn Chang ’85 1981-1982 Christobel Kealoha ‘78 Rosemary Fazio ’78 1982-1983 Alexa D.M. Fujise ‘79 Summer Fergerstrom ’11 1983-1986 James S. Williston ‘78 Alexa Fujise ’80 1986 Lawrence C. Foster ‘81 Tyler Gomes ’12 1987 James S. Williston ‘78 Jill Hasegawa ’04 1987-1988 Ted Hong ‘83 Justine Herrera ’13 1988-1990 James S. Williston ‘78 Joelle Kane ’95 1990-1992 Clarence Nagao ‘82 William P. “Billy” Kenoi ’96 1992-1994 Gregory Lui-Kwan ‘82 Jarrett Keohokalole ’13 1994-1997 Robyn Au ‘80 Maura Okamoto ’97 1997-1998 Mahilani Kellett ‘93 Nam Phan ’07 1998-2000 Shanlyn Souza Park ‘95 Jody Roeca ’85 2000-2002 Carolyn Oshiro ‘94 Mari Tsukayama ’12 2002-2004 John Egan ‘00 James Williston ’78 2005 James S. Williston ‘78 Jade F. Wong ’10 2006-2007 Jill Hasegawa ‘04 2008-2010 Rebecca Dayhuff ‘07 2010-2011 George Apter 2011-2012 Everett Ohta ‘09 2012 Debra Lee ‘82

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Alumni Association Awards

Outstanding Alumnus/Alumna Dean’s Award 2005 Thomas Kaulukukui, Jr. ’77 2004 James S. Williston ’78 2006 Jackie Mahi Erickson ’77 2005 Allen K. Hoe ’76 2007 Gary O. Galiher ’77 2006 Alexa D.M. Fujise ’80 2008 Sabrina S. McKenna ’82 2007 Colleen Hanabusa ’77 2009 Reynaldo D. Graulty ’79 2008 Thomas R. Grande ’85 2010 Mari Matsuda ’80 2009 James S. Williston ’78 2011 Allen K. Hoe ’76 2010 Riki May Amano ’79 Lawrence C. Foster ’81 2011 Laurie A. Tochiki ’80 2012 Calvin E. Young ’82 2012 Rebecca L. Matsushima ’07 2013 Richard T. Bissen, Jr. ’86 2013 Diane D. Hastert ’78

Public Service Award

2008 Calvin G.C. Pang ’85 2009 Melody MacKenzie ’76 2010 Keith Y. Amemiya ’91 2011 Stephen P. Duck ’02 2012 Rosemary T. Fazio ’78 2013 D. Kapua‘ala Sproat ’98

University of Hawai‘i Alumni Association

Distinguished Alumni/Alumnae Lifetime Achievement Award Award 2003 Hon. William S. Richardson 1989 Wayne C. Metcalf III ’78 2014 John Waihe‘e, III 1993 Kent M. Keith ’77 1999 Dr. Terry Shintani ‘79 2001 Jack S. Fritz ’79 2004 Beatrice K. Dawson ’81 2006 Thomas Kaulukukui, Jr. ’77 Patricia Y. Lee, PhD ’79 2009 Sabrina S. McKenna ’82 2011 Gary O. Galiher ’77 Diane T. Ono ’91

William S. Richardson School of Law 17 Alumni

FEDERAL COURTS AND OTHER JURISDICTIONS Leslie E. Kobayashi ’83, Judge, U.S. District Court, District of Hawai‘i; Magistrate Judge, U.S. District Court, District of Hawai‘i Barry M. Kurren ’77, Magistrate Judge, U.S. District Court, District of Hawai‘i; Judge, District Court, First Circuit Dayna Dias Beamer ’80, Immigration Judge, U.S. Departnent of Justice Charles V. Ala‘ilima ‘79, Judge, American Samoa Dennis K. Yamase ‘82, Assoc. Justice, FSM Supreme Court Vernon P. Perez ’97, Judge, Guam Superior Court Honora E.R. Rudimch ’00, Judge, Palau Court of Common Pleas Uduch Senior (Jerrlyn Sengebau)‘93, Judge, Palau Land Court Mary L.F. Materne ‘95, Assoc. Judge, Palau Supreme Court Virginia Sablan Onerheim ‘87, Judge, Saipan Family Court Linda CJ Lee ‘91, Judge, Washington State Court of Appeals; Judge, Superior Court, Pierce County

HAWAI‘I SUPREME COURT AND INTERMEDIATE COURT OF APPEALS Sabrina S. McKenna ’82, Associate Justice, Hawai‘i Supreme Court; Judge, 1st Circuit Court; Judge, District Court, 1st Circuit Alexa D.M. Fujise ’80, Associate Judge, Intermediate Court of Appeals Lisa M. Ginoza ’89, Associate Judge, Intermediate Court of Appeals Katherine G. Leonard ’91, Associate Judge, Intermediate Court of Appeals

STATE OF HAWAI‘I FIRST CIRCUIT Karen S.S. Ahn ’84, Judge, Circuit Court; District Court Elwin P. Ahu ’80, Judge, Circuit Court; District Court James R. “Duke” Aiona, Jr. ’81, Judge, Circuit Court Karen N. Blondin ’80, Judge, Circuit Court Dexter Del Rosario ’82, Judge, Circuit Court Reynaldo D. Graulty ’79, Judge, Circuit Court Eden Elizabeth Hifo ’80, Judge, Circuit Court; District Court Thomas K. Kaulukukui, Jr. ’77, Judge, Circuit Court Glenn J. Kim ’92, Judge, Circuit Court Edwin C. Nacino ’90, Judge, Circuit Court; District Court Rhonda A. Nishimura ’86, Judge, Circuit Court Karl K. Sakamoto ’82, Judge, Circuit Court Rom A. Trader ’87, Judge, Circuit Court Russell Blair ’78, Judge, District Court Sherri-Ann Chun Iha ’92, Judge, District Family Court Paul T. Murakami ’83, Judge, District Family Court Russel S. Nagata ’76, Judge, District Court Lono J. Lee ’87, Judge, District Court; Per diem Judge Marilyn P. Lee ’78, Judge, District Court Marjorie Higa Manuia ’76, Judge, District Court; Per diem Judge Catherine H. Remigio ’92, Judge, District Family Court; Per diem Judge Lillian Ramirez-Uy ’79, Judge, District Family Court

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STATE OF HAWAI‘I FIRST CIRCUIT (con’t) Kevin A. Souza ’97, Judge, District Family Court Bode A. Uale ’84, Judge, District Family Court Iwalani D. White ’80, Judge, District Family Court Lawrence R. Cohen ‘88, Per diem Judge, District Court Philip Doi ‘78, Per diem Judge, District Court Jerilynn Ono Hall ‘91, Per diem Judge, District Court Allen K. Hoe ‘76, Per diem Judge, District Court Jean M. Ireton ‘83, Per diem Judge, District Court Mary Blaine Johnston ‘76, Per diem Judge, District Court Lenore H. Lee ‘89, Per diem Judge, District Court Linda S. Martell ‘87, Per diem Judge, District Family Court David J. Minkin ‘84, Per diem Judge, District Court Alvin K. Nishimura ‘85, Per diem Judge, District Court Maura M. Okamoto ‘97, Per diem Judge, District Court Susan Kee-Young Park ‘79, Per diem Judge, District Court Nancy Ryan ‘83, Per diem Judge, District Family Court Yvonne R. Shinmura ‘78, Per diem Judge, District Court Shawna J. Sodersten ‘91, Per diem Judge, District Family Court

STATE OF HAWAI‘I SECOND CIRCUIT Artemio C. Baxa ‘78, Judge, Circuit Court; Per diem Judge Richard D. Bissen, Jr. ‘86, Judge, Circuit Court Rhonda I.L. Loo ‘87, Judge, Circuit Court; District Court Adrianne N. Heely ‘98, Judge, District Family Court Harriette Holt ’83, Judge, District Family Court Keith E. Tanaka ’83, Judge, District Court Geronimo Valdriz, Jr. ’82, Judge, District Court Jan K. Apo ‘81, Per diem Judge, District Court Ruby A. Hamili ‘82, Per diem Judge, District Court Paul L. Horikawa ‘82, Per diem Judge, District Court Richard E. Icenogle, Jr. ‘84, Per diem Judge, District Court Mary Blaine Johnston ‘76, Per diem Judge, District Court Douglas J. Sameshima ‘83, Per diem Judge, District Court

STATE OF HAWAI‘I THIRD CIRCUIT STATE OF HAWAI‘I FIFTH CIRCUIT Riki May Amano ‘79, Judge, Circuit Court; District Court Kathleen N.A. Watanabe ‘82, Judge, Circuit Greg K. Nakamura ‘78, Judge, Circuit Court Court; District Family Court Aley K. Auna, Jr. ‘83, Judge, District Family Court, Kona Trudy K. Senda ‘83, Judge, District Court Division Laurel Loo ‘88, Per diem Judge, District Anthony Bartholomew ‘83, Judge, District Family Court Court Lloyd X. Van De Car ‘77, Judge, District Family Court Barbara T. Takase ’89, Judge, District Court; Per diem Judge Karen Napua Brown ‘78, Per diem Judge, District Court Wayne C. Metcalf, III ‘78, Per diem Judge, District Court William E. Smith ‘76, Per diem Judge, District Court Diana Van De Car ‘77, Per diem Judge, District Court

William S. Richardson School of Law 19 Alumni

FEDERAL, STATE, COUNTY, CITY AND FOREIGN ELECTED OFFICALS Colleen Hanabusa ’77, U.S. House of Representatives (2011-14) John D. Waihe’e, III ’76, Governor, State of Hawai’i (1986-94) James R. Aiona, Jr. ’81, Lieutenant Governor, State of Hawai’i (2002-10) ’94, Mayor, City & County of Honolulu (2013-15) William P. Kenoi ’96, Mayor, County of Hawai’i (2008-2015) Todd K.K. Apo ’92, Honolulu City Council (2004-10) & Chair (2008-10) Carol Fukunaga ’76, Honolulu City Council (2012-current) Ernest Y. Martin ’95, Honolulu City Council (2011-15; Chair beginning in July 2011) Jon C. Yoshimura ’93, Honolulu City Council (1995-2003), Chair (1999-2002) Brian J. De Lima ’83, Hawai’i County Council Bobby Jean Leithead-Todd ’86, Hawai’i County Council (1997-2004) Lloyd X. Van De Car ’77, Hawai’i County Council (filled vacancy) J. Stanley Yoshimoto ’92, Council Chair, Hawai’i County (first elected 2006) Shaylene Iseri-Carvalho ’89, Kaua’i County Council (2004-08) Richard K. Minatoya ’92, Kaua’i County Council (1994-96) Wesley W. Simina ’88, Governor, Chuuk State, Federated States of Micronesia Senate; Senator at Large (2005-11) Jack S. Fritz ’79, President, Federated States of Micronesia Senate

STATE OF HAWAI’I SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Della Au Belatti ’03, Hawai’i State House (2006-14) Russell Blair ’78, Hawai’i State House (1975-86); Hawai’i State Senate (1987-93) Kirk W. Caldwell ’84, Hawai’i State House (2003-08) Anthony Chang ’76, Hawai’i State Senate Connie C. Chun ’78, Hawai’i State House (1981-84) Carol Fukunaga ’76, Hawai’i State House (1978-82, 1986-92); Hawai’i State Senate (1992-2012); Constitutional Convention Delegate (1978) Kenneth G. Goodenow ’03, Hawai’i State House (1997-98) Reynaldo D. Graulty ’79, Hawai’i State House (1983-86); Hawai’i State Senate (1993-96)

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STATE OF HAWAI’I SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (CON’T) Colleen Hanabusa ’77, Hawai’i State Senate President (2007-10), VP (2001-02), member (1999-2012) Sharon E. Har V’97, Hawai’i State House (2006-14) Linda E. Ichiyama ’10, Hawai’i State House (2010-14) Quentin K. Kawananakoa ’91, Hawai’i State House (1995-98) Michael M.F. Liu ’77, Hawai’i State House (1981-90); Hawai’i State Senate (1995-96); Constitutional Convention Delegate (1978) Sylvia J. Luke V ’95, Hawai’i State House, Vice Speaker (2003-04); member (1999-2014) Wayne C. Metcalf III ’78, Hawai’i State House (1985-92); Hawai’i State Senate (1997-98) Scott Y. Nishimoto ’02, Hawai’i State House (2004-2014) Galen K. Onouye ’84, Hawai’i State House (1985-86) Blake K. Oshiro ’96, Hawai’i State House (2000-11) Patrick A. Ribellia ’81, Hawai’i State House (1987-88) Scott K. Saiki ’91, Hawai’i State House (1995-2014) Maile S.L. Shimakaburo ’00, Hawai’i State House (2003-10); Hawai’i State Senate (2008-11) David D. Stegmaier ’84, Hawai’i State House (1989-98) Dwight Y. Takamine ’78, Hawai’i State House (1985-2007); Hawai’i State Senate (2008-11) Brian T. Taniguchi ’78, Hawai’i State House (1981-94); Hawai’i State Senate (2008-11) Cynthia H.H. Thielen ’79, Hawai’i State House (1990-2014) John D. Waihe’e, III ’76, Hawai’i State House (1981-82); Hawai’i State Senate (2003-07), 1978 Constitutional Convention Delegate Thomas R. Waters ’93, Hawai’i State House (2003-07) Paul C. Whalen ’91, Hawai’i State House (1997-2002); Hawai’i State Senate (2003-07) Terry N. Yoshinaga ’76, Hawai’i State House (1995-2002) Mary Ann Barnard ’84, 1978 Constitutional Convention Delegate Bruce E. Barnes ’77, 1978 Constitutional Convention Delegate Dona L. Hanaike ’79, 1978 Constitutional Convention Delegate Franklin I. Hayashida ’76, 1978 Constitutional Delegate Akira Hino ’79, 1978 Constitutional Convention Delegate Yvonne Y. Izu ’83, 1978 Constitutional Convention Delegate

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Student Bar Association Presidents Law Student Organizations 2013-2014

1986-1987 Robin Yahiku Advocates for Public Interest Law (APIL) 1987-1988 Troy Egami 'Ahahui O Hawai'i (Hui) 1988-1989 Ramona Hussey American Bar Association – Law Student 1989-1990 Derek Kobayashi Division 1990-1991 Walter Rodby Asian-Pacific Law & Policy Journal 1991-1992 Eric Young Black Law Students Association (BLSA) 1992-1993 Mahilani Kellet Hiatt Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity (DTP) 1993-1994 Donald Fisher Environmental Law Society (ELS) 1994-1995 Shanlyn Souza Park Ete Bowl 1995-1996 Robert Piper Federalist Society 1996-1997 Darien Ching Nakata Filipino Law Students Association (FLSA) 1997-1998 Brandon “Gonzo” Gonzales Hawaii Women Lawyers, Student Chapter (HWL) 1998-1999 Brandon “Gonzo” Gonzales James S. Burns Aloha Chapter, 1999-2000 Michelle Kim American Inns of Court IV 2000-2001 Norm Hoyin Cheng La Alianza 2001-2002 Della Au Belatti Lambda Law Student Association 2002-2003 Della Au Belatti Law and Business Organization (LBO) 2003-2004 Ming Chi Law for Youth Empowerment (LYtE) 2004-2005 Ming Chi Native American Law Students Association, 2005-2006 Donovan Kealoha Hawai'i Chapter 2006-2007 Ryan “Mars” Johnson Pacific-Asian Legal Studies Organization 2007-2008 Ryan “Mars” Johnson (PALSO) 2008-2009 Everett Ohta Phi Delta Phi International Legal Fraternity, 2009-2010 Dane Anderson Richardson Inn (PDP) 2010-2011 Amy Brinker Student Animal Legal Defense Fund (SALDF) 2011-2012 Tyler Gomes Student Bar Association (SBA) 2012-2013 Justine Herrera Students for Public Outreach and Civic Education 2013-2014 Keone Nakoa (SPOCE) 2014-2015 Anthony Makana Paris Students with Keiki University of Hawai'i Law Review William S. Richardson Literary Journal: A Creative Outlet

22 40th Anniversary Students University of Hawai‘i Law Review Year Volume Issue Editor(s) in Chief 1979 1 1 John A. Spade 2009- Brandon M. Kimura 32 1, 2 1979- 2010 Kristin D. Shotwell 2 1, 2 Bambi Weil 1981 2010- Lynda L. Arakawa 33 1, 2 1981 3 1 Robert L. Char 2011 Chistopher J. I. Leong Summer G. Shelverton 1982 4 1 Sabrina Shizue McKenna 2012 34 1, 2 Andrew Nelson 1983 5 1, 2 Kerry D. Chan Onaona P. Thoene 2013 35 1, 2 1984 6 1, 2 Randall K. Schmitt Wayne R. Wagner 1985 7 1, 2 Wendy K. Kuwamoto Ewan C. Rayner 2014 36 1, 2 1986 8 1, 2 Joyce E. McCarty Trisha H.S. Tamaru 1987 9 1, 2 John Y. Gotanda 1988 10 1, 2 Jeffrey D. Watts 1989 11 1 David J. Gierlach 1990 12 1, 2 Rexford M. Reynolds 1991 13 1, 2 Katherine Grace Leonard 1992 14 1, 2 Todd K. Apo Asian-Pacific Law & Policy Journal 1993 15 1, 2 Geoffrey K. S. Komeya Year Volume Issue Editor(s) in Chief 1994 16 1 David R. Harada-Stone 1995 17 1, 2 Kenneth C. May 1999-2000 1 1, 2 James C. Hitchingham Jacqueline D. Fernandez 1996 18 1, 2 Robert W. Wachter 2000-01 2 1, 2 Maria Loventime U. Estanislao Stacey A. Kawasaki 1997 19 1, 2 Jonathan W. Hitesman 2001-02 3 1, 2 Mark S. Hamilton Shaun M. Mukai 1998 20 1, 2 2002-03 4 1, 2 Matthew Moneyhon Sandra L. Wilhide Toni J. Ellington 1999 21 1, 2 2003-04 5 1 James S.C. Yao Elijah Yip Dean M. Uehara 2000 22 1, 2 2004-05 6 1 Yuah Jessica Choi Julia B.L. Worsham Anne E. Lopez 2005-06 7 1, 2 Shan Wirt 2001 23 1, 2 Nichole Shimamoto Nicole Dela Vega 2001- Becky T. Chestnut 2006-07 8 1 ,2 24 1, 2 Daryl Takeno 2002 Sheree L.K. Nitta 2002- Joseph F. Kotowski III 2007-08 9 1, 2 John Donovan 25 1 2003 Stanton K. Oishi 2008-09 10 1, 2 Doris Dvonch (Tam) 2003- Christian K. Adams 26 1, 2 Christine Ifuku 2004 Ronald H.W. Lum Jr. 2009-10 11 1, 2 2004- Sieu Che Jesse Smith 27 1, 2 Wilson Unga 2005 Aimee Lum 2010-11 12 1 2005- Brandon Ito Lianne Aoki 28 1, 2 12 2 2006 Nathan Okubo 2011-12 Joanne S.C. Sheng 2006- Bradley L. Davis 13 1, 2 29 1, 2 1, 2, Adair K. Fincher 2007 Amanda M. Jones 2012-13 14 2007- Kamaile A. Nichols 3 Shirley S. Lou-Magnuson 30 1, 2 Ikaika Rawlins 2008 Richard S. Wallsgrove 2013-14 15 1, 2 2008- Kenneth S. Miller Stephanie Deweese 31 1, 2 Garrett Halydier 2009 Nicholas R. Monlux 2014-15 16 Josh Michaels

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STUDENT COMPETITIONS

Our school has a rich tradition of students voluntarily participating in moot court, client counseling and trial practice competitions. Teams travel all over the United States with some competitions holding regional, national and international events. More than one UH team typically participates, often resulting in multiple awards in certain categories. We also hold our own competition every fall, the SUSAN B. McKAY INTRAMURAL ORAL ADVOCACY COMPETITON.

Black Law Students Moot Court Team Environmental Moot Court Team 1991 2nd best brief Client Counseling Team 1994 quarterfinalists 1996 1st place regional champs; 2nd place 1995 semifinalists nationals 1997 semifinalists 1998 1st place regionals; 6th place nationals 1998 quarterfinalists; individual awards – 2 best 1999 1st place regionals; 5th place nationals oralists, 1 second best 2000 1st place regionals; 5th place nationals 1999 1st place – national champs 2001 1st place regionals; 6th place nationals 2000 quarterfinalists, individual best oralists awards 2002 tied for 3rd place regionals 2001 quarterfinalists; individual best oralist 2003 1st place regionals; 4th place nationals 2002 semifinalists, best brief 2004 1st place regionals, 3rd place regionals; 2003 quarterfinalists; overall best brief 6th place nationals 2004 quarterfinalists 2006 1st runner-up regionals 2005 individual best oralist 2007 1st runner-up regionals 2006 quarterfinalists; individual best oralist 2011 1st place regionals; 2nd place, nationals awards (2) 2012 semifinalists 2007 top third quarterfinalists; individual best oralist rd 2013 semifinalists; first runner-up, regionals 2008 finalists (3 place overall) 2014 semifinalists 2009 individual best oralist individual awards (3) 2010 individual best oralist individual awards (3) 2011 quarterfinalists; individual best oralist awards (2) 2012 individual best oralist 2014 individual best oralist

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Hispanic Moot Court Team Intellectual Property Moot Court Team 2000 2nd place tie for brief 2006 semi-finalist, regionals 2006 semi-finalist, regionals 2007 semi-finalist, regionals 2007 top 8, best oralist, individual 2008 finalist 2008 quarterfinalist 2013 1st place overall (brief, oral argument, overall) 2014 best oralist, regional

International Environmental Law Moot Court Team 2001 semifinalists, individual runner-up best oralist 2002 1st in US, 2nd in world 2003 3rd place tied in world, 9th best memorials in world 2004 1st place best memorials in world; semifinalists, international rounds 2005 best memorial, international rounds 2006 quarterfinalists, international rounds 2007 quarterfinalist 2008 final round, US preliminaries 2009 individual best oralist award 2010 3rd best brief 2011 2nd place finalists, regionals; 2nd place, international rounds; individual best oralist award, international final round; individual best oralist award (4th), international preliminary rounds 2012 2nd place best brief (tie), regionals; individual best oralist award, international preliminary rounds; 3rd best memorial brief, international rounds, quarterfinalists, international rounds, best oralists 2013 semi-finalists, regionals 2014 runners-up, regionals

John Marshall Information Technology and Privacy Law Moot Court Team 2005-2006 semi-finalist, regionals

National Trial Team 2014 semifinalists, regionals

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Native American Moot Court Team 1998 2nd best overall, 3rd best brief overall 1999 1st place national title, 3rd place 2000 1st place national title, tied for 3rd place 2001 1st place national title 2002 top 16 teams, individual best oralist awards 2005 2nd place best brief, top 16 overall 2006 final 16, 3rd place overall best brief 2007 1st place best advocate, quarter finalists, second place best oralist 2008 2nd place overall, 3rd place overall, best oralist individual, best brief, advanced to quarter finals 2009 semi-finalists 2010 quarter-finalists, 4th overall individual, 3rd best oralist individual 2011 1st place Best Advocate (overall), 3rd place oralist 2012 1st place Best Advocate, 2nd place best advocate, 3rd place best advocate, 1st place oralist (individual), 2nd place oralist (individual), 2nd place best brief, 3rd place best brief 2013 1st place team, 1st place orals advocate, 1st place briefs 2014 2nd place best oralist, 2nd place best advocates/team, 3rd place best advocates/team, 4th place best advocates team

Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Team 1993 1st place Northwest Regional champs National Champions World Runners Up Hardy C. Dillard Award 1994 1st place regionals 1995 1st place regionals 1996 1st place regionals 1998 Regional runner-up, 1st place memorials Nationals, 1st place for best combined memorials – Richard R. Baxter Award International, 2nd in the world – Hardy C. Dillard Award 1999 1st place regionals 2002 1st place regionals 3rd place best memorials in world, tied for 16th place 2003 3rd place regionals, 2nd place memorials regionals 2004 1st place oralist, 3rd place oralist, best team memorials, regionals 2005 3rd place memorials, regionals 2006 1st place overall, best brief, 3rd best oralist individual, regionals 1st place memorials in US, 2nd best memorials in world 2007 2nd place best memorials, 3rd place best oralist regionals 2008 quarter finalists, regionals 2009 1st place overall, 1st place best overall oralist, 2nd place best overall oralist, best oralist final round, 3rd place best memorial, 11th best best overall oralist, regionals 2010 2nd best memorials, 3rd best oralist (individual), 6th best oralist (individual), 12 best oralist (individual) – regionals 2011 quarter finalists, 8th best oralist, regionals 2012 2nd place runner-up, 3rd place memorials, 2nd best oralist, 8th best oralist, regionals; 7th best brief overall, 2nd best respondent brief, world 2013 quarterfinalists, 4th best oralist, regionals 2014 best memorials, 2nd best oralist, 5th best oralist, regionals

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Robert F. Wagner Labor and Employment Moot Court Team

Space Law Moot Court Team 2001 4th place 2013 quarterfinalists

Thomas Tang Moot Court Competition 2003 overall runner-up, best oralist team, best oralist individual, best brief team, best brief runner-up, regionals

Results from limited available records.

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Ete Bowl

“Changing Hawaii” By Diane Yukihiro Chang ‘13 Etes Bruzers Year Friday, November 7, 1997 (Students) (Alumnae) 1978 6 20* 1979 18* 12 1980 6 18* TOMORROW at 2 p.m., at the University 1981 12** 12** of Hawaii practice field in Manoa Valley, two 1982 18* 12 flag football teams will meet for their 20th 1983 12 18* annual clash. It's an intense pigskin rivalry that 1984 24* 12 dates back to September 1978, when third-year 1985 18 42* students Diane Ho and Riki Amano (now a Big Island judge) were sitting in the UH Law 1986 24* 18 School library, wondering how to break the 1987 18* 2 monotony of the Paper Chase. 1988 6 18* 1989 0 36* Thus was born the Ete Bowl, a Honolulu 1990 12 36* sporting event that pits the "Etes," made up of 1991 6 30* current UH female law students, against the 1992 36 42* "Bruzers," an intimidating alumnae team made 1993 18 30* up of established women attorneys and judges. 1994 24* 12

It's not just a rowdy, fun athletic competition. 1995 12 18* More important, the game provides an 1996 12 18* opportunity to promote camaraderie among 1997 30 36* Law School students and grads, a chance for 1998 12 36* busy classmates to pause and take time to 1999 12 30* socialize, and an excuse to network like 2000 0 24* crazy… 2001 24 36* 2002 36 42* (Excerpt reprinted with permission by the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.) 2003 6 48* 2004 30* 12 2005 18 48* 2006 18 36* 2007 42* 30 2008Δ 24** 24** 2009 12* 8 2010 24 36* 2011 0 36* 2012 18 36* 2013 6** 6**

* - Winner ** - Tie # - 1978 Game between 3rd Year Students (Class of 1979) and 2nd Year Students (Class of 1980) Δ - 2008 Game played in January of 2009

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HALL OF FAME Players

1987 Diane Ho ’79 1988 Hon. Riki May Amano ’79 1989 Cheryl Kakazu ’81 1990 Robyn U. Au ’80 Emma Matsunaga ’80 1991 Judy Foster ’83 Christine Kurashige ’79 1992 Ruby Hamili ’82 Marilyn Moniz- Kahoohanohano ’79 1993 Ronette Kawakami ’85 Pamela J. Larson ’85 1994 Lani Maa Lapilio ’87 Sharon Nishi ’87 1995 Carolyn Hayashi ’86 Jill Nunokawa ’88 1996 Hon. Sabrina S. McKenna ’82 Carol Lum Rosenberg ’88 1998 Stacy Felix Kailio ’90 Hon. Lisa Ginoza ’89 2000 Lei Tiwanak Medeiros ’91 Carolyn Oshiro ’94 2002 Rosemary McShane ’81 Cindy Goodness Zane ’95 Dora Dome ’96 2003 Haunani Burns ’80 2005 Angela Lovitt ’97 Kapua Sproat ’98 2008 Lea Hong ’91 Sonja McCullen ’02

HALL OF HONOR Non-players 1990 Jim Williston ’78 1992 David Arakawa ’81 Paul Goto ’83 1993 Bruce Campbell ’86 1995 Herman P. Clark, Jr. 2001 Stephen M. Teves ’90 2008 Linda Chow ’88 Galen Arakawa 2010 Seth Harris ’01

William S. Richardson School of Law 29 Initial Class 1973

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William S. Richardson School of Law 61 Entering Class and Transfers 2005

62 40th Anniversary Entering Class and Transfers 2006

William S. Richardson School of Law 63 Entering Class and Transfers 2007

64 40th Anniversary Entering Class and Transfers 2008

William S. Richardson School of Law 65 Entering Class and Transfers 2009

66 40th Anniversary Entering Class and Transfers 2010

William S. Richardson School of Law 67 Entering Class and Transfers 2011

68 40th Anniversary Entering Class and Transfers 2012

William S. Richardson School of Law 69 Entering Class and Transfers 2013

70 40th Anniversary In Memoriam

Hon. William S. Richardson (1919-2010)

Alumni

Nancy Jones Callahan ’76 C. Andrew Englehart ’79 Dean Yamashiro ’82 Julie Ann M.L. Siu ’88 Anthony K.U. Chang ’76 Ignacio Garcia ’79 Yola M. Forbes ’83 Louis J. Turbeville ’88 Karl K. Ichida ’76 Ralph Glanstein ’79 Norrie Thompson ‘83 Rose Anne Fletcher ’89 William Luther King, II ’76 H. William Goebert, Jr. ’79 Margaret S. Ushijima ’83 Peter J. Marrack ’89 Gerald I. Miyoshi ’76 Robert M. Kamins ’79 Kari A. Wilhelm ’83 Michael F. Nauyokas ’89 Reinhard Mohr ’76 Ward F. Olsen ’79 Cynthia H. Lee ‘84 Todd A. Watanabe ’90 Thomas J. Carney, Jr. ’77 Francis P. Akamine ’80 Bruce D. MacLean ’84 Marijo T. Ikehara ’91 Gregory P. Conlan ’77 Carol A. Amerine ’80 Wayne K. Ogino ’84 Whitney G. Rupprecht Scott Nakagawa ’77 Carolee Aoki ’80 Bert T. Warashina ’84 ’91 Brian D. Sugimoto ’77 Robert (Ran Bir) Brooks Winifred T. Wong ’84 Emilio C. Musrasrik ’93 Dan K. Uyemura ’77 ’80 Kirk H. Cashmere ’85 Barton M. Schwartz ’93 Jonathan D. Waxman ’77 Philip W.T. Chang ’80 Walter J. Deptula, III ’85 Nalani E.R. Markell ’95 Albert “Mickey” Esposito Douglas Marsden ’80 Sally Lent Ho ’85 Joseph A. Schenkel ’99 ’78 Alvin T. Nagao ’80 Enoch N. Kaina ’86 James A. DeLacy ’01 Barbara J. Greene ’78 Gregory W.K. Chee ’81 Denise C.H. Nip ’86 Amy S. Kaneta ’01 Joanne M. Lanham ’78 Brian K. Nakamura ’81 Berlyn C. Nishimura  Elizabeth A. Sharpe ’03 Michael N. Nii ’78 Nancy T. Sugimura ’81 Pamela D. Boyd ’87 Kengi G. Aoki ’05 Sidney M. Quintal ’78 Judy M. Weightman ’81 R. Brian Brinkopf ’87 Sara A. Cosson ’05 M. Alan Rhodey ’78 Kevin W. C. Lee ’82 Larry Storch ’87 Victor T. Nevada ’05 Gaylord G. Tom ‘78 Linda Zichitella Leong ’82 Iris M. Arakawa ’88 Achahn Schulze ’07 Don S. Dzura ’79 Glenn M. Nagata ’82 Students

Dwight Miyauchi, entering 1976 Lawrence C. Kono, entering 1984 Eileen Eisenhower, entering 1977 Mario Abinsay Albalos, entering 1987 Mary Susan McKay, entering 1980 Alison K. Adams, entering 1991 Francell Marbeth Mokihana Marquardt, entering 1982 Augusto Camara, entering 2005 Christopher Reuther, entering 2007

Faculty and Administration

Marvin Anderson, Interim Dean and Assistant to Chancellor for Legal Education 1980-1981 Chris Ijima, Professor of Law, Director of Ulu Lehua Program 1998-2005 George M. Johnson, Professor of Law, Director of Pre-Admission Program 1974 Lawrence Kam, Assistant Dean 1977-1982, Director of Administration 1982-1987 Carl Selinger, Associate Dean and Professor 1975, Professor of Law 1976-1979 Jon Van Dyke, Professor of Law 1976-2011, Associate Dean 1980-1982 Judy Weightman ’81, Assistant Professor of Law, Director of Pre-Admission Program 1987-1998 Staff

Frieda Honda, Faculty Secretary Diane Segawa, Student Services Staff Member Carol Karimoto, Administrative/Fiscal Walter Tanaka, Second Floor Law Building Lillian Nakamura, Library Acquisitions Clerk Custodian

Trusted Advisor and Philanthropist

Frank Boas

William S. Richardson School of Law 71 Our Mission

The William S. Richardson School of Law is a collaborative, multicultural community preparing students for excellence in the practice of law and related careers that advance justice and the rule of law. We develop highly qualified, ethical professionals through excellence in teaching, scholarship, and public service. We embrace Hawai‘i’s diversity and values and recognize a special responsibility to our state and the Pacific region. We lead in environmental law, Native Hawaiian law, and Pacific- Asian legal studies.

Law Students' Pledge

In the study of law, I will conscientiously prepare myself; To advance the interests of those I serve before my own, To approach my responsibilities and colleagues with integrity, professionalism, and civility, To guard zealously legal, civil and human rights which are the birthright of all people, And, above all, To endeavor always to seek justice. This I do pledge.

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72 Mahalo Richardson School of Law 40th Anniversary Kanikapila Supporters

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The Honorable James S. Burns Faye Kurren ‘79 Gail Y. Cosgrove ‘81 David P. McCauley ‘93 Beadie Kanahele Dawson ‘81 Florence Nakakuni ‘78 The Honorable James E. Duffy, Jr. Diane T. Ono ‘01 Lyn Flanigan ‘81 Jeffrey Portnoy Lawrence Foster ‘81 The Honorable Barbara P. Richardson John Gotanda ’87 William K. Richardson Allen Hoe ‘76 Aviam Soifer Lea Ok Soon Hong ‘91 Senator Brian Taniguchi ‘78 Marilyn Moniz-Kahoohanohano ‘79 Corinne Richardson Wolfe Calvin E. Young ‘81 William S. Richardson School of Law University of Hawai`i at Mānoa 2515 Dole St Honolulu, HI 96822 www.law.hawaii.edu