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February 15, 2007

▪ Supreme Court of Hawaii Hears Property Tax Arguments

The Supreme Court of Hawaii heard arguments today in the appeal involving 2004's property tax Charter Amendment from Kauai.  Details of the case and issue here.

Coverage of today's arguments:

Past coverage of the appeal:

   

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