LEGAL · HI · 1959-1963
Shiro Kashiwa
Attorney General · Republican · Hawaii
Background
Shiro Kashiwa (Republican) was Hawaii's Attorney General 1959–1963 (4 years). Took office after Herbert Y. C. Choy; succeeded by Bert T. Kobayashi. Same-year political environment (1959): Governor William F. Quinn.
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