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The following Amicus Curiae Brief was submitted to the Libertarian Party Judicial Committee in support of the appellants in Roos et al. v. LNC on September 19, 2025, by the Executive Secretary of the Libertarian Party of Hawaii, Abbra Green:

The Libertarian Party of Hawaii proudly calls itself the "Party of Principle." It's not just a catchy slogan; it's our identity

"I bring a rare combination of fiscal discipline, military leadership, and grassroots passion. I don’t just talk about liberty, I live it.

Our state government is finally exposing how U.S. authorities federalize our National Guard without gubernatorial consent, but it's not enou

The Aloha State is grappling with a corruption crisis that strikes at the heart of its democracy.

The newly signed Senate Bill 1571 turns the board into an advisory group, puts a CEO in charge, and focuses on “green” tourism.

General plans across Hawaii’s counties threaten liberty, property rights, and free markets with restrictive zoning, tax hikes, and globalist ties. Here’s how you can fight back before it’s too late for the Big Island

The Libertarian Party of Hawaii is not just issuing a resolution—we’re igniting a movement. We call on our members, affiliates, and all lovers of liberty to advocate for these principles at every level.

As fireworks crackle across the islands this Independence Day, we celebrate freedom. But in 2025, we must ask ourselves: How much of that freedom remains intact?

SB2687 sets a precedent for eroding First Amendment protections under the guise of public safety.

Marginalized religious beliefs in Hawaii

Koloa Rum files lawsuit to fight the Jones Act

Hawaii Senate tries to sidestep the law for one farm to have a dairy

Contrary to the media’s spin that growing food at home is more costly or impractical than buying from the store, the reality is that there i

SB799 would remove the parent’s right to raise concerns over books presented in classrooms and libraries.

A dystopian level of censorship is coming to Hawaii. Help us STOP SB1618.

Five Bills have been introduced to continue imposing new regulations for midwives and birthing practitioners in Hawaii.

SB1599  is a good step towards eliminating wasteful spending in public employment positions within the state of Hawaii. By requiring the...

HB673 & SB353 aim to add transparency to the state and county's emergency management practices. It specifies that during emergencies,...

The proposed HI bill intertwines politics with the Hawaii healthcare system to the extent of legalizing interstate kidnapping.