#Kirstin Hamman

Maui man gets five-day jail term for pet pig killing

A Maui man was sentenced to five days in jail and four years of probation Wednesday morning for the theft, torture and killing of a beloved pet pig named “Eddie.” Krys-Ryan Saito Carino, 21, was sentenced by Second Circuit Judge Kirstin Hamman after pleading no contest to cruelty to animals and theft of livestock, both […]

Machete killer acquitted on appeal, committed to state hospital

More than seven years after a fatal machete attack at the Queen Kaʻahumanu Center, Kumulipo Sylva has been acquitted of manslaughter. The acquittal by 2nd Circuit Judge Kirstin Hamman follows a Hawaiʻi Supreme Court decision in December 2023 that overturned his original manslaughter conviction. Earlier this month, Hamman ordered Sylva transferred from the Hālawa Correctional […]

Maui County Council members take oath of office for 2025-2027 term

Maui County Council members celebrated their inauguration for the 2025-2027 term with Hawaiian oli, singing and hula this morning at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center’s Castle Theater.

Judge grants summary judgment in special management area rules case

Second Circuit Judge Kirstin Hamman has granted a Maui Tomorrow Foundation motion for summary judgment in a civil case challenging Maui County’s new rules for special management area assessments and permitting procedures.

Lt. Gov. to Keynote Maui Council Inauguration

Lieutenant Governor Josh Green will deliver the keynote address at the Maui County Council inauguration on Jan. 2, 2019 at 10 a.m. in the Council Chamber.

Senate Confirms Hamman as Maui District Court Judge

Hamman fills the vacancy created by the retirement of the Honorable Keith Tanaka, and will serve a term of six years.

Nominees for District Judge on Maui Announced

The judgeship has been vacant since the retirement of District Judge Keith E. Tanaka in August 2017.

List of 6 Maui Judicial Nominees Released

The list of nominees includes: Brian A. Costa; Michelle L. Drewyer; Gregory J. Garneau; Kirstin M. Hamman; Georgia A. K. McMillen; and Lloyd A. Poelman.