Case File Index
A court-focused records audit. The Federal Layer appears here only as domestic federal-triage context.
Primary Court Record
The narrowest route through the sealed-record issue, witness question, visual allegation, and professional-responsibility problem.
A public letter to attorney Bosko Petricevic concerning the December 2, 2022 First Circuit proceeding, the sealed record, and the professional-responsibility questions raised by Hawaii Rule of Professional Conduct 8.3(b).
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A firsthand visual allegation involving Judge Wilson Loo, plus the sealed audio sequence that can test the timing, answer, attempted record statement, and cutoff.
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The federal theory against retired Judge Wilson Loo turns on one witness, two lines of questioning, sealed audio, and a statute-of-limitations clock. The referral is filed; the unresolved questions are factual.
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Investigation into a firsthand allegation of judicial signaling by Judge Wilson Loo, sealed-record-dependent evidence, and public-record oversight gaps in Hawaii's judicial-discipline system.
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A companion analysis to the Bosko Petricevic open letter: if the alleged courtroom sequence occurred and counsel witnessed it, Rule 8.3(b)'s reporting duty is the central professional-responsibility issue.
Read the report →Oversight Failure
Local oversight, jurisdictional windows, special-prosecutor authority, and the review mechanisms that failed to produce a public merits finding.
Public records map Hawaii's Commission on Judicial Conduct appointment structure, complaint processing, confidentiality rules, and reported outcomes in Closed Loop Part I.
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Public records compare 2024 and 2026 Attorney General statements on special counsel authority and map the structural limits of executive-branch self-investigation in Hawaii.
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Series overview mapping Hawaii oversight and self-investigation patterns across the Hawaii Commission on Judicial Conduct, Attorney General, and SIPD. The reporting focuses on structural accountability limits.
Read the report →Federal Nonaction Context
Domestic institutional-density context for federal nonaction. This is not an allegation of a backroom conspiracy, direction, obstruction, espionage, or coordination.
Public records map Warren K.K. Luke across Hawaii National Bank, the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, Pacific Forum, and APCSS Foundation as governance context and safeguard surface.
Read the report →Local Accountability Context
Supplementary local-accountability files. These are context lanes, not substitutes for the sealed audio, witness questions, or court records.
How documented institutional failures across the judiciary, law enforcement, and oversight bodies in Hawaiʻi produced a protection effect around an individual accused of violence.
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How donor relationships, board overlaps, and personnel bridges can create a 'zone of politeness' that makes certain investigative journalism institutionally difficult — and what allegedly followed.
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A modular case study showing how legal, law-enforcement, and oversight processes can create review gaps without requiring one explanation for every event.
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A mechanism library for sealed records, stigma, complaint routing, and oversight closure after primary evidence is assembled.
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