The New Zealand Justice Forum aims to pool the collective experiences of our citizens, lawyers, and academics in order to discuss the many defects that weaken the integrity of the legal system.
For the first time, New Zealand is considering locking up boat-arriving asylum seekers. The irony? In modern history New Zealand has never had a boat arrival of asylum seekers.
Entertainers Michele A’Court, Dave Dobbyn and Oscar Kightley have spoken out against
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Justice Minister Judith Collins officially opened the Dunedin Public Defence Service (PDS) office today.
The PDS provides an in-house legal aid service,
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An unauthorised Auckland financial adviser faces a lengthy prison sentence after being found guilty of dozens of charges over a long-running fraud which
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A 97-year-old Auckland man who was living in a castle is entangled in a courtroom battle with his own son over $1.7 million in a share trading account.Ross
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An unauthorised Auckland financial adviser faces a lengthy prison sentence after being found guilty of dozens of charges over a long-running fraud which
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