Thursday, December 11, 2008
SUPERFERRY SERVICE TO END SOON?
Hawai`i Supreme Court To Decide New Case
The Hawai`i Supreme Court, whose ruling last year led to a three-month shutdown of the Superferry, will decide whether the interisland service can continue in a new case to be heard next week.
The court will decide whether Gov. Linda Lingle and the Legislature violated the state Constitution last year with a new law that allowed Superferry to resume operation while an environmental review of the project is completed.
A ruling could have an immediate impact on whether Superferry can operate between O`ahu and Maui.
Labels:
Environment,
Free Hawaii,
Maui,
Oahu,
Superferry,
Supreme Court