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Whanganui gang patch ban unlawful - High Court
The High Court has ruled Whanganui District Council's gang patch ban is unlawful.
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Christchurch earthquake: Behave during time of crisis or else, says judge
Judge Tony Couch has sent a stern message to Christchurch. Behave in this crisis or face the consequences.
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Abuse scandal policeman promoted
The police officer who misled officials over the number of unresolved child abuse cases in the Wairarapa has since been promoted.
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Police working to improve systems - Broad
The IPCA has released the second part of its report into the handling of child abuse cases by police.
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Government to deal with high-risk reoffenders
A woman raped by Malcolm George Chaston long before he fulfilled his boasts to kill is angry the predator was able to go on hurting others.
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Judge: Breach was court's fault
The Chief High Court Judge, Justice Helen Winkelmann, says the court failed to note suppression rules on a judgement which led to two sexual abuse victims being named on the Ministry of Justice website.
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Independent reviewer to look at suppression breach
An independent reviewer is to be appointed to look into the accidental publishing of two sexual abuse victims' names on the Ministry of Justice website.
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Judge could have been behind victims' naming - Power
The accidental publishing of two sexual abuse victims' names may have been the fault of a judge and not a clerical error as earlier thought, Justice Minister Simon Power says.
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Judge allows images of Carmen accused
A defence lawyer's attempt to prevent Brad Callaghan's image being photographed in court has been thrown out by a judge.