Sherri-Ann L. Iha at a glance
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- Per Diem Judge
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Sherri-Ann L. Iha
Per Diem Judge · Hawaii District and District Family Courts, First Circuit
Biography
Professional career
- Retirement: June 2022, after completing her term as District Family Judge
- Chief Justice Ronald Moon appointed her in 2010 to replace retired Judge Karen Radius; she was reappointed in 2016 and retired from that office in June 2022
- Appointed: 2010 by Chief Justice Ronald T.Y. Moon to replace retired Judge Karen Radius
- From 1992 until her judicial appointment she worked in the Honolulu Department of the Prosecuting Attorney
Education
- BA in English and a JD from the University of Hawaii.
Additional information
- Current per diem judge serving in the District and/or District Family courts in Hawaii's First Circuit.
- Sherri‐Ann L. Iha is a retired judge of the Oʻahu First Circuit Family Court of Hawaiʻi, later serving as a per diem judge for the Oʻahu First Circuit District Court
- Previous court role: District Family Judge, First Circuit
- Post‐retirement role: Continued as a per diem judge for the Oʻahu First Circuit District Court, presiding in district and district family cases
- Sherri-Ann L. Iha held the role of a judge of Hawaii’s Oahu First Circuit Family Court.
- Past affiliations include the Iolani Alumni Association board of directors and Iolani School board of governors.
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