State v. Maxwell
Hawaii Supreme Court
1Per curiam
Appellant Charlotte Nina Maxwell was convicted on March 16, 1978 by the district court of the second circuit for violating the Permanent Ordinances of the County of Maui (1971) in two counts. She was found guilty of violating Section 8-1.4(b) 1 for operating a hula studio in a residence as a nonpermitted use (Count I) and Section 8-1.4(c) 2 for operating a hula studio in a residence as a special use without first securing a permit (Count II). From her convictions this appeal was taken. She now contends that the district court erred in finding her guilty because the Permanent Ordinances are…
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