Hawaii's courts do not trump Articles of the Constitution. Neither do Federal courts. Federal courts can declare anything they want, but that does not make it true.
“The full faith and credit clause appears to allow Hawaii’s courts and legislative bodies to do that ~ use subtle nuance ~ and make the rest of us live with it.”
Hawaii’s courts do not trump Articles of the Constitution. Neither do Federal courts. Federal courts can declare anything they want, but that does not make it true.
The “Full Faith and Credit clause” IS in an Article of the Constitution: Article IV, Section 1.
It is not about Hawai’i courts nor the federal courts, it’s in the original wording of the Constitution of the United States.
From your point of view, which branch of government should get to decide whether a candidate or a president has met the natural born citizen requirements of Article II, Section 1?