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• Research process and strategies
• Overview of the Hawaiian legal system and its origins
• The constitution
• Researching Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) custom and law
• Secondary sources
• The judiciary and case reporters
• Using and finding cases
• Statutes
• Hawaii Legislative history
• Administrative law
• Legal citation

"The goal of each book in the Legal Research Series (LRS) is to provide law students with the essential elements of legal research in each jurisdiction. This is the case with the new book for Hawai'i Legal Research LRS books explain concisely both the sources of state law research and the process for conducting state legal research effectively. Unlike more bibliographic research texts, these books go beyond describing resources to examine how to use each resource in a comprehensive research strategy. The books also incorporate legal analysis as part of the research process. Each book begins with an overview of the research process, and then explains how to use the most effective sources to research cases, statutes, legislative history, constitutions, administrative law, court rules, and secondary sources. Federal law is introduced briefly in each chapter, and a separate book in the series covers federal law extensively"-- Provided by publisher

• Racialized beneficiaries and genealogical descendants
• "Can you wonder that the Hawaiians did not get more?" : historical context for the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act
• Under the guise of Hawaiian rehabilitation
• The virile, prolific, and enterprising : part-Hawaiians and the problem with rehabilitation
• Limiting Hawaiians, limiting the bill : rehabilitation recoded
• Sovereignty struggles and the legacy of the 50-percent rule

• [1] Constitutional convention organization and procedures
• [2] Introduction and article summaries
• [3] Article I: Bill of rights
• [4] Article II: Suffrage and elections
• [5] Article III: The legislature (v. 1)
• [6] Article III: Reapportionment in Hawaii (v. 2)
• [7] Article IV: The executive
• [8] Article V: The judiciary
• [9] Article VI: Taxation and finance
• [10] Article VII: Local government
• [11] Article VIII: Public health and welfare
• [12] Article IX: Education
• [13] Article X: Conservation and development of resources. Article XI: Hawaiian home lands
• [14] Article XII: Organization, Collective bargaining
• [15] Article XIII: State boundaries, capital, flag. Article XIV: General and miscellaneous provisions. Article XVI: Schedule
• [16] Article XV: Revision and amendment.