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Derivatives trading firm hit with $770,000 fine
About $40.8m of the $50m in suspicious transactions related to deposits by two customers.
Auckland teen charged with threat to kill non-Muslims
Court appearance after alleged threat to kill non-Muslims.
'Real dumbos': Lawyer slams his own client over drunken gun charge
What do you get if you mix bourbon and coke with guns? A court case.
Champagne flute assault case: Accused property developer breaks silence, tells of 'shock'
Andrew Montgomerie's name suppression lapsed on Thursday.
Colin Craig v Rachel MacGregor: Supreme Court says no to final appeal
Defamation proceedings involving the former Conservative Party leader, however, continue.
Tempers frayed inside Spring Hill Prison as level 3 restrictions remain
No visits, no programmes, extended time in cells at country's only alert level 3 prison.
Thomas Coughlan: Ardern, Collins should listen to Act and Greens on terror laws
OPINION: Jacinda Ardern should listen to Act and the Greens before changing terror laws.
Auckland mall terror attack: Your questions answered
Sam Hurley and Jared Savage help subscribers make sense of a complex case.
Auckland mall terrorist forged medical documents, boasted about duping immigration officials
'He was trying to say he was ripping off the system. I think he was bragging.'
Revealed: The charges dismissed against the lone wolf terrorist and the judge's reasons
Two charges were dismissed against the terrorist last year by a High Court judge.
Businessman behind luxury vehicle scam loses appeal
Raymond Andrews accused his trial lawyer of failing to prepare and advance his defence.
Simon Bridges on why he's 'a sucker for punishment'
The shadow Justice Minister's journey from logical courtrooms to the brawl of Parliament.
Terrorist's deportation attempt delayed while he faced criminal charges
The latest from the Government on the West Auckland terror attack.
Released: The full history of terrorist's dates with NZ courts
Court judgments related to Isis-inspired terrorist have been published for the first time.
Kerre McIvor: Imagine how gutted the police, courts and intelligence agencies are after attack
Within hours the Muslim Association of Canterbury set up a donation page for the victims.
Judge lifts suppression for Auckland mall 'Lone Wolf' - why details can't be published yet
Suppression order lifted but on hold for 24 hours for lawyers to contact overseas family.
Live: Supermarket witness confronts attacker - 'He had a big knife... he wanted to kill people'; Six shoppers stabbed, Isis-inspired knifeman shot dead by police
"This was a violent attack on innocent New Zealanders. It was senseless" - Ardern.
David Fisher: How to stop an act of terror like the New Lynn attack
ANALYSIS: For this young man, the law was used to its fullest extent, writes David Fisher.
Auckland mall terror attack: Isis sympathiser had been arrested for allegedly planning 'lone wolf' knife attack
The man was on the police's radar for allegedly planning a "lone wolf" attack.
Former trustee who stole from $1m fund for underprivileged to be released from prison
Stephen Henare is banned from engaging in the affairs of any business, trust or company.
Adult film star Ron Jeremy charged with over 30 counts of sexual assault
Los Angeles County prosecutors charged adult film star Ron Jeremy with more than 30 counts of sexual assault involving 21 women and girls across more than two decades. Video / AP
Man accused of crashing stolen car after police chase also charged with Covid crime
The vehicle was spotted driving erratically, including on a footpath, prior to the chase.
Social media influencer's rape, blackmail trial derailed by lockdown
Both of the man's accusers had already testified before the lockdown.
Sasha Borissenko on criminal lawyer turned Green Party MP Golriz Ghahraman's book
'I realised pretty quickly that politics isn't about the law,' says Golriz Ghahraman.
Jury trials on hold as Delta strikes
Murder, blackmail and fraud trials among those affected as juries stay home in level 4.
Supreme Court Justice calls on Govt to provide safe passage for female Afghan judges
Female judges are receiving calls from the Taliban threatening 'where will you hide now?'
Editorial: How to tackle crime
Editorial: Should we arm the police and take a "broken windows" approach to all crime?
Prominent businessman freed on bail after nearly three months behind bars
The businessman's appeal was due to be heard next week in Wellington but has been delayed.
Top QCs: The Family Court has a backlog of cases but is not broken
Opinion: 'Inevitably, there will be complaints because one of the two parties will lose.'
Undischarged bankrupt behind luxury vehicle scam remains in prison
It was described as one of the most egregious bankruptcy cases ever before the courts.
Editorial: All's fair in love and inheritance
Editorial: Writing an unfair will may be tempting but it's more likely to be contested.
Social media influencer 'manipulated child's mind', accuser says at rape, blackmail trial
The defendant is accused of raping two teens while they were unconscious.
Win for Harvey Weinstein in court
Judge Lisa B Lench gave prosecutors a glimmer of hope on the dismissed count.