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JUDICIAL LEADERS IN HAWAI'I


Front row, from left: Judge Faye Koyanagi ’77, Justice Paula Nakayama ’78, Judge Paula Devens ‘81. Back row, from left: Judge Colleen Hirai ’77, Judge Barbara Richardson ‘77, Judge Allene Suemori ’74, Judge James Hershey ’81, Justice Mario Ramil ’75, Judge Michael Town ’68, Judge Bert Ayabe ’81, Judge Richard Pollack ‘76.


Of the more than 300 Hastings alumni living in the Aloha State, 20 are judges, including a retired and a current justice of the Hawai`i Supreme Court.

Judge Richard Au ’58, retired
Judge Bert Ayabe ’81
Judge Paula Devens ’81
Judge Harry Pomroy Freitas ’90
Judge James Hershey ’81
Judge Colleen Hirai ’77
Judge Douglas Ige ’71, retired
Judge Faye Koyanagi ’77
Judge Christine Kuriyama ’78
Judge Richard Lum ’53, retired
Judge George Masuoka ’69
Justice Paula Nakayama ’78
Judge Richard Pollack ’76
Judge Shackley Raffetto ’68
Justice Mario Ramil ’75, retired
Judge Barbara Richardson ’77
Judge Allene Suemori ’74
Judge Tenney Tongg ’60, retired
Judge Michael Town ’68
Judge David Woo ’71

Click here to see a slide show of a reception honoring Hastings’ alumni judges in Hawai`i.

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In This Issue: Briefings

 
FROM THE DEAN
Welcome letter from Acting Chancellor and Dean Leo Martinez '78
A CLASSICAL ACT
Hastings' classical music ensemble, Legal Notes, gives highly polished--and surprisingly jazzy--performances on campus
JUDICIAL LEADERS IN HAWAI'I
Of the more than 300 Hastings alumni living in the Aloha State, 20 are judges, including a retired and a current justice of the Hawai`i Supreme Court
RESHAPING CALIFORNIA'S POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
The Center for State and Local Government Law helps execute the Voters First Act
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
Professor Clark Freshman offers expert training in lie detection
CLASS CAMPAIGN LEADERS
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HOT OFF THE PRESS
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HELPING LAWYERS RETURN TO WORK
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SCHOLARSHIP NEWS
The winners of the George Moscone '56 Scholarship carry on the late mayor's commitment to public service
AIDING TARGETED YOUTH
The Center for Gender and Refugee Studies launches a new program to assist Central American youth targeted by gangs
TRIBUTE
A fond farewell to Dean Nell Newton '76, who leaves behind a remarkable legacy of accomplishments and innovations
GENERATION NOW: ACTIVISTS
Passionate about making our world a better place, Emi Gusukuma '97 and Eric Casher '06 give unstintingly of their time, energy, and legal skills
GENERATION NOW: CORPORATE GURUS
Big-picture thinkers Scott Sher '97 and Albert Liu '97 are business visionaries at the top of their games
GENERATION NOW: ONES TO WATCH
We asked, you answered. We received an overwhelming number of nominations for alumni leaders who exemplify Generation Now
GENERATION NOW: FACULTY
Three young faculty members are making inspired contributions to legal scholarship
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
The Hastings Law Journal--esteemed as one of the premier legal journals in the nation--turns 60
CLOSING STATEMENT
Carl Leonard '68, founder and director of the Hildebrandt Institute and former chairman of Morrison & Foerster, shares his views on leadership and the law
CAMPAIGN
Law firm leaders across the nation support UC Hastings Law
CLASS NOTES
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