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Dower: Secret shame - name suppression rules need to change
COMMENT: Name suppression is dished out willy-nilly to people who really don't deserve it.
He robbed a woman seriously injured in a car crash – but a judge won't let us name him
The judge permanently suppressed the name of a thief who robbed a crash victim.
Departing Chief Justice warns of 'civic disorder'
Dame Sian Elias says the imbalance between Maori and Pasifika needs to be resolved.
Outgoing Chief Justice's warning
"It is fragile. It is easy to move a strand here and not realise the damage done there."
Ex-cop loses grievance appeal after cell bashing trial
Daniel Ramkissoon testified against four officers accused of beating a man in custody.
Third person charged with teen's murder
Two people have already been charged with murder and appeared in court again this week.
Western Springs murder: Mental health patient guilty
Gabriel Yad-Elohim was on trial for the murder of Michael David Mulholland.
The Free Speech Coalition plans legal action against Massey University Vice Chancellor over cancelled campus talk
"You can't defend free speech by only defending views you like ..."
What happens now after hung jury in Jay-Jay Feeney case?
The Crown will now mull the decision of whether to retry the accused taxi driver.
Jarrod Gilbert: A chance to rethink the criminal justice system
Comment: How could I be critical of what is done if I'd refused the chance to do it right?
Hung jury in trial of taxi driver accused of groping Jay-Jay Feeney
Feeney said the driver groped her breasts and tried to follow her into her home.
Murder trial: ADHB 'doesn't want to take any responsibility'
Criticism of a killer's release from a mental health unit is irrelevant, the Crown argues.
Māngere murder: Safety fears for co-accused
Two people have appeared in court today accused of murdering a 17-year-old girl.
Jury to decide fate of taxi driver accused of groping radio star Jay-Jay Feeney
The jury is set to reconvene at the Auckland District Court tomorrow morning at 9.30am.
Witness says attempted murder accused told her she caused head-on crash
Waihi attempted murder accused told Crown witness she caused head-on crash.
Killer believed he was 'agent of God' - psychiatrist
Questions have been raised over the mental health treatment of Gabriel Yad-Elohim.
Tensions flare at inquest into near 18-year-old case
Eddie Tavinor was decapitated when a truck part flew through his ute windscreen in 2000.
Malcolm Rewa: Third murder trial to proceed
Susan Burdett was raped and bludgeoned to death in her Papatoetoe home in 1992.
Taxi driver groped radio star Jay-Jay Feeney's breasts, court told
Taxi driver accused allegedly groped media personality Jay-Jay Feeney, court hears.
Justice summit puts SFO future up in air
Minister says future of Serious Fraud Office on the table in review of Justice sector.
Cocaine horse head: American buyer jailed
Customs found 35kg of cocaine inside a diamante-encrusted horse head two years ago.
Former community chair guilty of paying for child sex shows
Martin Lawes sent $100,000 to people running a child sex ring in South-East Asia.
Trio sentenced for bank corruption, $54m mortgage fraud
The group bribed "inside contacts" at BNZ and ANZ to orchestrate their fraud.
Cancer-stricken con man to stay behind bars
"Insidious" fraudster to stay behind bars for smuggling dangerous dance party drug.
Man appears in court after machete attack
The 48-year-old man was charged in the North Shore District Court today.
DHB's treatment of killer under fire
Lack of hospital beds contributed to patient being released days before a brutal killing.
Woman calls police on son after finding stolen items
Boy wouldn't say where he got items, so she phoned police. He's been charged with burglary
Family Court in for a shake-up
Parents and children don't feel as if their voices are heard in the Family Court: Little
Bella Vista homeowners to sue council
Homeowners reject Tauranga City Council offer. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Accused 'maniacally laughing' during police interview
Gabriel Yad-Elohim was released from a mental health unit just days before the killing.
Former All Black keeps name secret in drink-driving case
Sports star was due to appear in court this morning but the hearing was rescheduled.
New public interest defence in defamation claims
Sir Edward Durie and his wife Donna Hall, a high-profile lawyer, sued Māori TV.
North Waikato mum crashes drunk after violent relationship break-up
The judge told her he hoped not to see the mother of two back in court again.