Due process includes taking away an inherent, pre-existing right, even when done via a due process hearing. You cannot use due process to take away a right. The right of descendants of native Hawaiians was acknowledged in the Admission Act to control all the lands in the Hawaiian Islands in conformity with federal Indian title land policy and practice. This right was taken by not being acknowledged by all the state players, including the OHA element. The hearing never touched on this right. This needs to be removed to federal court outside Hawaii, where even federal judges fail to acknowledge this right even exists. State supreme court is just as obligated to enforce the federal constitution as it is to enforce the state's own version of federal constitutional rights.