U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice spent a week in Hawaiʻi as part of the at the at the .
During her visit to the law school, she taught classes, judged a Moot Court practice and met with faculty and students.
Founded in 1987 and sponsored since 2000 by the Honolulu law firm of , the Jurist-in-Residence program brings Supreme Court Justices to the law school to meet with students and faculty, as well as members of the and the .
Read the law school’s recapping Sotomayor’s week-long visit and highlights in the law school newsletter, .
News coverage of her visit to Hawaiʻi include Honolulu Civil Beat, and .
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