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33rd House District - Aiea, Halawa Valley, Halawa Heights, Aiea Heights
Majority Leader
Vice-Chair, Committee on Legislative Management
Member, Committee on Judiciary
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Dear Friends,

Thank you for your interest in our government.

It is a tremendous honor to represent the Aiea and Halawa communities at the Hawaii State House of Representatives. I will make every effort to address your concerns and deliver important news from the Legislature.

Your input into ways the Legislature conducts the public's business is always appreciated. My office is only a call, letter, or e-mail away.

Sincerely,
Blake K. Oshiro
State Representative
33rd District

 
PUBLIC SERVICE INFORMATION

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TOPICS OF INTEREST

Driver Licensing; Illegal Immigrants. Rep. Oshiro introduced a measure, enacted into law as Act 38, Session Laws of Hawaii (SLH) 2010, that ensures that every person with a driver's license possesses the legal status needed to obtain and retain one by:

  • Requiring every applicant for a driver's license and instruction permit to submit proof that the applicant is in the U.S. legally; and
  • Providing that legal immigrant licenses expire no later than the date of the legal immigrant's authorized period of stay in the U.S..

Journalists and Newscasters; Disclosure. Rep. Oshiro introduced a measure, enacted into law as Act 210, SLH 2008, that limits, with certain exceptions, compelled disclosure of sources or unpublished information for journalists, newscasters and persons participating in collection or dissemination of news or information of substantial public interest.

 Unclaimed Property. Rep. Oshiro introduced a measure, enacted into law as Act 55, SLH 2008, that improves the Uniform Unclaimed Property Act by replacing an earlier version of this Act with a more recent one.

Multiple Sentences. Rep. Oshiro introduced a measure, enacted into law as Act 193, SLH 2008, that requires that multiple terms of imprisonment run concurrently unless the court orders or the law mandates that the terms run consecutively.

 

NEWS AND EVENTS

  • 2010 Legislative Session Events

Keep up to date with Representative Blake Oshiro's newsletter to find out about some of the important legislative measures that have become law this year.

  • May 2010. As a bill providing equal rights for same-sex couples in civil unions passes the Legislature, debate continues while people wait to see if the Governor will sign the measure into law. (Article) (Column)
  • May 2006. Representative Oshiro selected for the prestigious Toll Fellowship Award. (Press Release)
 
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Chief Justice Reckentwald's swearing in ceremony. Representative Blake Oshiro addresses the gallery during Chief Justice Recktenwald's swearing in ceremony.
Chief Justice Recktenwald takes the oath of office. Newly retired Chief Justice Moon looks on as Chief Justice Recktenwald is sworn in.
Chief Justice Recktenwald signs his oath of office. Representative Blake Oshiro congratulates Chief Justice Recktenwald on his appointment as Chief Justice of the Hawaii State Judiciary.