Hawaii Supreme Court· 7/23/2007

Kaho'ohanohano v. State

Citations

114 Haw. 302
162 P.3d 696

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holding that the subject appeal was of a public nature because the outcome would affect all state and county employees
holding that the question in the case was of a public nature because the outcome would affect all state and county employees
noting that sovereign immunity will not be a bar where governmental action is challenged as unconstitutional
noting that at the pleading stage, general factual allegations of injury resulting from the defendant’s conduct may suffice
“[Standing is a jurisdictional issue that may be addressed at any stage of a ease[.]”
applying HRS § 632-1 in a suit seeking a declaration that the State had violated the article XVI, section 2 prohibition on the impairment of accrued retirement system benefits

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Judges: Acoba, Duffy, Levinson, Moon, Nakayama, Place, Town

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