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A victim's sexual 'reputation' should be completely off-limits in court, Govt told.
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A law prohibiting blasphemy have been repealed, as has the 'year and a day' rule
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The judge called the woman's actions "bizarre and inexplicable".
Child sex offending Uber driver worked as 'fit and proper' real estate agent
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Computer repair busts Cambridge man's child porn collection
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Exclusive: Film director escapes conviction over drug charges
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Mike King: DHB's call for new inquest into Nicky Stevens' death 'an absolute disgrace'
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Grieving whānau want to meet PM
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Editorial: Handouts are no substitute for a Ngapuhi Treaty settlement
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Kiwi athlete's extradition fight over sex charges
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Arthur Taylor to move to Dunedin, study law after prison release
Arthur Taylor says he has a desire to study law and continue his social justice interests.
Notorious 'jailhouse lawyer' Arthur Taylor granted parole
Arthur Taylor had been denied parole 19 times prior to today.
Coroner dies after accident at home
Coroner Christopher Devonport died after an accident at his home.
Claire Trevett: Paula Bennett takes on Big Pot
Marijuana makes Bennett fall asleep, valuable intel to those who want her to shut up.
Kiwis and tourists dodge $156m of fines over past decade
The Ministry of Justice is failing to recover one third of all fines lodged to them.
Millane murder: Accused pleads not guilty, keeps name suppression
Man accused of murdering British backpacker Grace Millane has appeared in court again.
How thousands of rape cases disappeared
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Lundy asks Supreme Court to review case
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New deal reached for Justice Ministry staff
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