History
The court had its roots during the Kingdom of Hawaii. Some early notable justices were:
- William Little Lee Chief Justice 1848–1857
- John Papa ʻĪʻī original associate justice
- Lorrin Andrews original associate justice
- Elisha Hunt Allen chief 1857–1877
- Albert Francis Judd chief 1881–1900
- Sanford B. Dole associate 1887–1893
- Walter F. Frear 1900–1907
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