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Aussie's NZ deportation policy 'shocking', expert says
Relationship between Australia and NZ suffering because of "very, very nasty" issue.
Relationship between Australia and NZ suffering because of "very, very nasty" issue.
Police Minister's Face Book comment suggests chumminess with Deputy Commissioner.
Three women on joint justice project allege Wally Haumaha left them "disillusioned".
Comment: How could I be critical of what is done if I'd refused the chance to do it right?
Weepu had ordered his food, but passed out drunk at the wheel before he could receive it.
Minister says future of Serious Fraud Office on the table in review of Justice sector.
Axe-murderer John Ericson has gone to court again to challenge a parole decision.
Tougher "punishment" tends to produce hardened people more likely to offend again
The Justice Minister says he has nothing to fear from an external critique.
Advisory group tasked with helping reform the criminal justice system.
A memorial for Supreme Court judge Sir Robert Chambers no longer bares his name.
Garth McVicar steps down. Sensible Sentencing Trust to be led by new management committee.
Bazley report is mere 'window dressing', says former lawyer.
The United States wants Kim Dotcom extradited and tried over criminal copyright charges.
Retired High Court judge Sir Graham Panckhurst will review the Scott Watson case.
COMMENT: The Government continues to play footsie with the law and order lobbyists.
Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis has clarified confusion over what he knew and when.
The 10-year projection of NZ's prison population has surged in the past two years.
Dave Christensen had a suspicion there was more to what police were telling him.
Andrew Little said grabbing prison guard's bottom at lower end of indecent-assault cases.
The justice select committee is reviewing the legislation for returning offenders.
Victims families welcome justice minister's decision not to repeal three strikes law.
Justice Minister Andrew Little is set to announce an advisory panel to look at reforms.
No "evidence" three-strikes law works as Government moves to repeal.
Increasing numbers of people are being found mentally unfit to stand trial.
NZ's courts tell Google to remove content for privacy, security and defamation reasons.
Marama Davidson is the latest politician to speak openly on the subject.
A court ruling says health officials told Housing NZ to meth-test a rehab patient's house.
Human rights and civil liberties advocates agree our laws need the right balance.
Majority of Kiwis approve of controversial "Three Strikes" Law, that looks set to change.