
Under siege: Angry dads march on judges' family homes
A group of disgruntled fathers have been protesting outside judges' homes.
A group of disgruntled fathers have been protesting outside judges' homes.
The tribunal set up to protect human rights says it is now damaging people's rights.
Inmate Alex Swney opens up on "miserable" prison experience.
Sensible Sentencing Trust is increasingly out of step with the country says Jarrod Gilbert
Convictions between 1908 and 1986 may be wiped from the public record.
Andrew Little has some concerns but expects them to be dealt with in select committee.
Science advisers urge a new 'data over dogma' approach to justice.
Andrew Little has been looking at how they deal with miscarriages of justice in Scotland.
SFO investigation leads to guilty plea in case of collapsed social services trust.
Ministerial inquiry likely if Law Society's harassment probe is deemed inadequate.
Logie said new initiatives between the sector and Government are already underway.
Some academics argue that prison reform is easy. I don't agree, writes Jarrod Gilbert
A Coroner has demanded a raft of changes and reviews after the death of Christie Marceau.
Where do assaults happen in NZ and what's that got to do with bars and deprivation?
Court ordered son to repay $50k to mum but he's disappeared.
A secret court hearing has generated murmurs between lawyers and journalists.
Prison crowding adds pressure to love clash among female prisoners.
A murdered teen's mum says Little has her support - but murderers must stay in prison.
"Tough on crime" policies created a tsunami of prisoners - and a mega prison.
Rangatahi Court to be launched in Whangarei this Saturday
Staff were evacuated from the Justice Precinct after faeces dripped through the ceiling.
Abortion committee urges politicians to update "archaic" law.
Jaden Stroobant was jailed for murder. What led him down this brutal, violent path?
COMMENT: Is it time to introduce professional jurors?
Sexual assault victim critical of name suppression - and how he hasn't paid reparation.
Central Auckland boarding house was home to both murderer and victim
Justice Joseph Williams had been the former Chief Judge of the Maori Land Court.
Imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit, Tyson Redman stands to receive at least $350,000.
Auckland man has narrowly avoided jail after being convicted after posting revenge porn.