Family Court Bill Will Help Tackle Delays – New Zealand Law Society
The New Zealand Law Society Te Kāhui Ture o Aotearoa has welcomed a new Bill that will work towards reducing…
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Web Filter System For Extremist Content Online Needs Proper Development Process
The New Zealand Law Society | Te Kāhui Ture o Aotearoa has told a parliamentary select committee it supports a…
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Consultation Now Open On Draft Terms Of Reference For Independent Review Of The Statutory Framework For Legal Services
Help shape the future of the legal profession by providing feedback on what will be considered in the Independent Review….
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Research Urgently Needed For Law Changes To Enable Children’s Safe Participation In Family Court Disputes
The New Zealand Law Society | Te Kāhui Ture o Aotearoa has told Parliament’s Justice select committee it supports the…
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‘Double-bunking’ changes inconsistent with UN Rules – New Zealand Law Society
A proposed law change making prison cell sharing or ‘double bunking’ the norm is inconsistent with New Zealand’s obligations under…
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Operation of lawyers standards committees clarified – New Zealand Law Society
Each of New Zealand’s 24 lawyers standards committees is required to make its own decisions based on the particular facts…
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Comments on the judiciary by lawyers – New Zealand Law Society
Lawyers are quite entitled to express views publicly which are critical of judicial decisions made in cases where they have…
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Working group to focus on sexual harassment reporting – New Zealand Law Society
The New Zealand Law Society is establishing a working group to consider what improvements can be made to enable better…
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Day of Endangered Lawyer on 24 January – New Zealand Law Society
New Zealand Law Society President Kathryn Beck has praised the courage of lawyers around the world who risk harassment, imprisonment…
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Sir Bruce Slane a great communicator – New Zealand Law Society
The death of Sir Bruce Slane means the legal profession has lost a great communicator and campaigner for individual rights,…