Revenge porn: Man who uploaded sex tape escapes charges - victim 'gutted'
Police confirm no charges against man who secretly uploaded sex tape without consent.
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Editorial: Govt must mend broken divorce law
EDITORIAL: The Family Court is overloaded, inefficient and bogged down by complex rules.
Solicitor-General acknowledges Lake Alice survivors' pain, courage
Una Jagose has given evidence to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care.
NZ's new silks: Prominent defence lawyers among those honoured as Queen's Counsel
Ten of NZ's leading lawyers were honoured today with Queen's Counsel appointments.
Charges laid: Media outlet accused of Family Court breach after baby uplift story
The report related to the "reverse uplift" of a baby by police and Oranga Tamariki.
99 per cent: Alleged offenders twice as likely to plead guilty in custody
99 per cent of those held in custody have pleaded guilty over the past five years.
Third CBL defendant fights for continued secrecy
The man is the third to face criminal proceedings after the NZX-listed firm CBL folded.
The PR firm hired to do a rich-lister's dirty work
Jevan Goulter works in political circles and with some of NZ's wealthiest people.
Joseph Parker vows to box on after losing legal fight
Joseph Parker named yesterday as sports star police linked to drug syndicate.
Kiwi sports star who police linked to drug syndicate to be named tomorrow
'I have never been involved in the importation of class A drugs,' the sports star said.
Victim furious: Man who filmed her without consent during sex gets away with warning
Woman filmed during sex without consent blasts cops for taking no action against offender.
The Dotcom decade - and what it has cost the taxpayer
Revealed: The legal hours invested by our Government in the Megaupload case.
Rima Sikei stabbing: Murder charge dropped against man who killed promising rugby star
Charges have been dropped against a man accused of murdering Rima Sikei in 2018
Top Kiwi sports star continues court fight for suppression
Debate continues over whether a prominent Kiwi should be named despite not being charged.
Christchurch mosque attack: Case at a glance as gunman's sentencing nears
Brenton Harrison Tarrant, 29, will be sentenced this week.
Accused fraudster fights MSD over use of personal information
MSD has previously been criticised for breaching its clients' privacy.
Second coroner's inquest into death of patient denied
Whistleblower doctor and family consider seeking judicial review of Carmen Walker's death.
Why Sexual Violence Bill's attempt to fix law falls short
What's the obsession with the presumption of innocence?
Courtroom overhaul: A fair go for rape complainants or a pathway to miscarriages of justice?
Supporters say proposals are much needed but opponents say they would jail the innocent.
Lawyers say Sexual Violence Bill is 'flawed'
Lawyers say the right to a fair trial should not be compromised by a proposed new law.
Top Kiwi sportsman's suppression showdown returns to court
The sports star "strongly denies" the allegations levelled against him by the Crown.
Analysis: New spy watchdog under scrutiny as term starts
National's Gerry Brownlee welcomes new watchdog with words of warning.
Duo who sued PM claiming illegal lockdown 'detention' named
The pair had sought name suppression, citing death threats and safety risks.
'There is no gap' - Attorney-General hits back at Bridges over lockdown legality
'Preventing the spread of Covid could not be achieved in a less liberty-restricting way.'
Second judicial review asked to test legality of Govt's pandemic decisions
A second request for a judicial review of the Govt's Covid-19 decisions has been filed.
Peter Dunne: 'Some corners cut to the detriment of our democracy'
More concerns are being raised about the legal basis for some Covid-19 decisions.
Duo lose appeal in lawsuit against Jacinda Ardern over lockdown
The lawfulness of the lockdown should be tested at a judicial review, CoA president says.
Accused drug lord extradited from Venezuela over NZ cocaine ring
He was arrested in South America after Interpol issued a global wanted notice.
Lying killer loses bid to reduce prison time
Court of Appeal judges rule bogus alibi relevant to 19-year non-parole sentence.
Why one of NZ's worst child sex offenders wasn't jailed for rest of his life
"Twenty-two years' imprisonment is a long sentence," Court of Appeal judges rule.
Ex-spy bosses attack claims failed over CIA torture links
Three former intelligence agency leaders lash back after critical report on CIA torture.
Sasha Borissenko: Was Peter Ellis made a scapegoat?
Was Peter Ellis a scapegoat for the national narrative and prejudices of the time?
Labour Party camp: Spat between lawyers about whether sexual offending occurred after plea deal
The prosecutor says there was "insufficient public interest in continuing" the trial.
Beast of Blenheim claims Crown abused judicial process
Police have remained tight-lipped over why Stewart Murray Wilson was reinvestigated.