Is there a legal way to challenge the finding pointing out the fact mentioned on this thread: That the condition cannot be determined after death!
I know zip about Hawai'i's laws.
I did see a similar case in a Midwestern state (either yours or mine, :) ). There, such a challenge had to come either from 1) a family member (then at their own expense), or 2) someone bringing forth evidence of a possible crime, for a grand jury, presumably.
In the case with which I'm tangentially familiar, the family backed down, basically fearing what they suspected would come out to taint the family legacy.
HF