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15/11/2026 07:05

Volcanic Ash: Court fiddles with elephants while human needs burn hot

Whether Honolulu Zoo elephants Mari and Vaigai are entitled to the same habeas corpus rights as humans to secure their freedom was certainly an entertaining case for the Hawaii Supreme Court to consider in a special Courts in the Community hearing before 450 high school studwents at the Punahou auditorium.

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