· 3/29/1911
Kaeo v. Campbell
Citations
- 20 Haw. 423
- 1911 Haw. LEXIS 29
How courts have described this case
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- holding that this Court has inherent as well as express statutory authority “to punish for contempt”
- explaining that the Court should exercise \restraint and discretion\ when considering sanctions
- ordering Secretary to pay as sanction at EAJA rates petitioner’s expenses and reimbursement for “professional time invested” in preparing second extraordinary-relief petition
- Court “must take care to determine that the conduct at issue actually abused the judicial process.”
- where Secretary had failed to correct false statement before Court, Court ordered, pursuant to contempt authority, sanctions in form of expenses and attorney fees
- Court has power to sanction those who abuse judicial process
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Judges: Bolt, Perry, Robertson
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