The Courts of the
Kingdom of Hawaiʻi
Welcome to the official page of the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi Courts. Our judicial system is committed to upholding justice, preserving the rule of law, and honoring Indigenous and international legal traditions. Explore the courts below to learn more about their roles and leadership.
Supreme Court
The highest court in the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi, responsible for interpreting laws, safeguarding the Constitution, and ensuring justice.
Chief Justice:
Attorney General: Jabbar Shariff
Others on the Kingdom Legal Team:
- Michel Bourgeois, International Lawyer
International Indigenous
Court of Justice (IICJ)
Focused on matters of Indigenous law, sovereignty, and international recognition, ensuring the rights of Indigenous peoples are upheld globally.
International Indigenous
Criminal Court (IICC)
Handles criminal cases involving violations of Indigenous rights and international law, promoting accountability and justice.