You might be interested in my Civil Beat column for the week–“Ian Lind: Here’s Why Hawaii Judges Are Not ‘War Criminals.’”

It examines the Hawaii Supreme Court’s recent public censure of Honolulu attorney Dexter Kaiama for accusing a judge of committing war crimes, which follows from the argument that the Hawaiian Kingdom still exists as an independent island nation.

The court affirmed the recommendation of the Office of the Disciplinary Counsel for public censure, and also ordered Kaiama to pay the expenses incurred in the ODC proceedings.

I won’t say more here right now, so hop on over to Civil Beat to read the column.