Hawaii
The Hawaiʻi Supreme Court to decide on the rights of elephants at the Honolulu Zoo
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The Hawaiʻi Supreme Court heard arguments Monday at Punahou School in a case seeking the release of the Honolulu Zoo's two Asian elephants, Mari and Vaigai, to a sanctuary. The Nonhuman Rights Project is asking for a writ of habeas corpus on their behalf, a remedy normally used to make sure people aren't improperly detained.
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