'Cut-and-paste' Megaupload judgment put before Supreme Court
Yellow-highlighted pages on more than half of extradition judgment, says lawyer.
Yellow-highlighted pages on more than half of extradition judgment, says lawyer.
Supreme Court told there's no evidence linking alleged Megaupload breaches to copyright.
How much National should have to pay for the breach may go to appeal again.
The Supreme Court reserves its decision after hearing arguments this morning.
Negativity to the Greens' proposal to give prison inmates the right to vote
Landlords sue Kim Dotcom for adding black carpet - and other changes - to penthouse.
Michael Main's driver's licence was just a piece of paper with a name and "Māori" on it.
A Kiwi man faces extradition to Australia over alleged crimes when he was a 14-year-old.
It is the latest legal step in the long-running double murder saga.
Raymond Joseph Tukaki failed in his bid to appeal to Supreme Court against extradition.
The man couldn't pass the drugs and went to hospital to remove them from his body.
Prisoner and "jailhouse lawyer" Arthur Taylor was behind the legal challenge.
Philip Kinraid still maintains 2-year-old daughter's death was "an accident".
Sir Thomas was appointed the Chief Justice of New Zealand in 1989, at the age of 58.
Quinton Winders was convicted of the murder of George Taiaroa in 2013.
'I haven't lost, I've got two of the three things that I was looking for,' he said.
Kerem Yuksel feared persecution because he was an opponent of Turkey's president.
Sian Elias stands accused of flying in the face of mutual restraint and respect.
A sex offender claims a judge misled a jury when talking about his victims' demeanour.
Complaints made for delays, incompetence, bias and allegations of corruption.
A memorial for Supreme Court judge Sir Robert Chambers no longer bares his name.
After six years Dotcom still says he's prepared to fight to get justice.
The United States wants Kim Dotcom extradited and tried over criminal copyright charges.
The Court of Appeal ruled $1.27 million in compensation was "excessive or wrong".
A man convicted of taking photos of teens in togs with a zoom lens has won his appeal.
Tributes for the scourge of the taxman and subject of NZ's largest bankruptcy proceeding.
Māori did not cede sovereignty to the Crown, claims Allistair Patrick Brooker.
Murderer Phillip John Smith's application for leave to appeal was declined.
Two businessmen say legal discovery is not always fair. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Solicitor-General says voting rights are not an issue that should be decided by courts.