Hawaii panel promotes steps to improve public officials’ conduct
The Associated Press HONOLULU — A Hawaii commission formed after two former lawmakers from Maui and Oahu were arrested in connection with taking bribes on Thursday recommended boosting the state attorney general’s capacity to prosecute white collar crime and public corruption. The panel included the guidance in an interim report on ways the Legislature could improve behavior in government. It focused its recommendations on measures the Legislature could pass before the current session ends May 5. Its final report, due on Dec. 1, may address other topics such as term limits, the ...