Constitutional Lawyer in Hawaii

Constitutional limitations in Hawaii: General Overview

This section examines the topic of constitutional limitations (restrictions on contracts of local government units, restrictions on financial affairs, home rule, restrictions affecting liabilities of local government units, restrictions on local elections, restrictions affecting mode of exercising state control, restrictions affecting office holding, restrictions affecting organization of local government, restrictions on property interests of local government units, restrictions on public utilities, restrictions on local or special legislation, ripper clause, state legislative control over local issues, state mandates) in relation to State power in Hawaii, and provides background cross-references and a roughly easy treatment of Hawaii subjects related to constitutional limitations (restrictions on contracts of local government units, restrictions on financial affairs, home rule, restrictions affecting liabilities of local government units, restrictions on local elections, restrictions affecting mode of exercising state control, restrictions affecting office holding, restrictions affecting organization of local government, restrictions on property interests of local government units, restrictions on public utilities, restrictions on local or special legislation, ripper clause, state legislative control over local issues, state mandates), important to this area of law in Hawaii.