Chief Justice Appoints District Court Judge

Annalisa M. Bernard Appointed judicial position in the District Court of the Second Circuit (Maui County)
Annalisa M. Bernard - Appointed judicial position in the District Court of the Second Circuit (Maui County)
0Comments

HONOLULU – Chief Justice Mark E. Recktenwald today appointed Annalisa M. Bernard to fill a judicial position in the District Court of the Second Circuit (Maui County).

Bernard has been employed at Wong Leong Cuccia since 2021. Prior to that she worked as a Maui Deputy Prosecuting Attorney from 2015 to 2021 and a Deputy Public Defender from 2005 to 2015.

She served as a law clerk for Judge Michael Town (ret.) and Judge Derrick Chan (ret.) from 2004 to 2005.

Bernard has been an active member of the Maui County Bar Association and the Hawaii State Bar Association. She has also served her community as a Friends of the Children’s Justice Center board member and PTSO board member at Kamehameha Schools Maui Campus.

Bernard graduated from the William S. Richardson School of Law and was admitted to the Hawaii State Bar in 2005.

The Chief Justice made his appointment from the nomination list presented to him by the Judicial Selection Commission on July 6, 2022. Bernard’s appointment is subject to Senate confirmation.

Original source can be found here.



Related

Edwin Sniffen, Director - Hawaii Department of Transportation

Hawaii Department of Transportation announces H-1 Freeway closures for utility work April 11

The Hawaii Department of Transportation has announced overnight closures on parts of H-1 Freeway for utility repairs scheduled April 11 due to storm damage. Drivers should expect brief full stops early Saturday morning near King Street ramps while crews complete essential work.

Edwin Sniffen, Director - Hawaii Department of Transportation

Hawaii Department of Transportation announces lane closures on Daniel K Inouye Highway April 8

The Hawaii Department of Transportation will conduct maintenance causing slowdowns on Daniel K Inouye Highway on April 8. Travelers should expect intermittent stops between mile posts 27-31 from morning until afternoon. Weather conditions may affect work schedules.

Edwin Sniffen, Director - Hawaii Department of Transportation

Hawaii Department of Transportation updates storm preparations and ongoing recovery efforts

The Hawaii Department of Transportation reports ongoing preparations ahead of April’s severe weather system while pausing some repairs from March storms. Crews are working across Oʻahu and neighbor islands clearing debris and managing road closures where necessary. Residents are encouraged to stay informed through official channels.

Trending

The Weekly Newsletter

Sign-up for the Weekly Newsletter from Aloha State News.