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  1. MOJ0047.03_factsheet_JUL23-Tongan_WEB.pdf [pdf, 227 KB]

    ‘I he taimi ‘oku pekia fakafokifā ai ha tokotaha ‘okú ke ‘ilo‘i, ‘e lava ke hoko ia ko ha taimi fakamamahi mo faingata‘a mo‘oni – ‘o toe mahulu ange ia ‘i he taimi ‘oku fihi ai ‘a hono tūkungá, pe ko ha ‘ikai mahino ‘a e tupu‘anga ‘o e pekiá. ‘Oku mau fakahoko atu ‘a ‘emau fie kaungā ongo‘i mo‘oni mo koe mo ho fāmilí mo e kāingá. ‘Oku mau ‘amanaki ‘e hoko ‘a e fakamatala ko ‘ení ke ne tali ha‘o ngaahi fehu‘i ‘i he taim

  2. Coronial-Factsheet-Samoan.pdf [pdf, 165 KB]

    ...sē e pele ia te oe. O le case manager na tofia e galulue faatasi ma le tagata e suesueina mafuaaga lilo o maliu o ia lea e te fesootai i ai, ma e faafesootai atu oe e auala atu i se imeli po o le pusa meli. E tuuina atu ia te oe se tusi faamatala When Someone Dies Suddenly, e maua ai isi faamatalaga i tulaga e tatau ona faamoemoe i ai mo masina o sosoo ai. O le a lafo atu foi e le case manager ia te oe, po o se isi tagata o lou aiga, nisi faamatalaga e tusa ma le faagasologa o le suesu...

  3. Teina Pora compensation claim innocence report [pdf, 9 MB]

    ...evidence ..................... ...... ............ ........................ ..... .. .... ............. .... .. .............. 57 (b) My assessment of the evidence .................. ........ ....................... .... ......................... 58 Bloodied rugby jersey ......................... .... ............................... ........................ .... ............. 59 Disposal of the baseball bat .. .................................................... .... .. ........................

  4. Improving the justice response to victims of sexual violence: victims experiences [pdf, 1.6 MB]

    ...rather than victims of sexual violence generally. 6 Some working within the realm of sexual violence prevention and support prefer the term ‘survivor’ or ‘victim/survivor’ when referring to people who have experienced sexual violence. For the purposes of consistency with legislation and agencies in the justice sector, the term ‘victim’ has been used throughout the report. This term is in no way intended to im...

  5. Evaluation of Victim Support’s Homicide Caseworker Support Service [pdf, 790 KB]

    ...Centre. A close relationship between Police and the FSW facilitated Police making appropriate referrals and Homicide Service Specialists were confident this was being done well in FSW areas. A Police officer-in-charge in one area said: Normally someone is tasked to make the Victim Support referral and then I would usually receive a phone call from [the FSW] on the day that we kick off the investigation and then we are in contact from then on. I have had no problems with that. [P...

  6. Coronial Services Annual Report 2016-2017 [pdf, 1.8 MB]

    ...necessary to re- establish a workable process relating to the locating, and respectful treatment, of human bones. We have also developed a NIIO/Coroners Log for common use between NIIO and the Duty Coroner. The objective was to develop consistency when recording the details of reportable deaths to assist NIIO, the Duty Coroner and ultimately the Coroner who manages the file. The log was designed to allow NIIO and the Duty Coroner to provide shared information for each case. I would like t...

  7. Case studies from evaluation of court-referred restorative justice pilot [pdf, 791 KB]

    ...happened. Tama agreed with the summary and spoke briefly about it. His father, Tane, requested more detail. At this time, Tama’s minimal responses were incomprehensible due to his tears and sniffing. He said, ‘I didn’t really want to do it…when I looked at him…I just pushed him up against the till’. Encouraged to speak more by the facilitator, Tama elaborated: ‘I knew I’d get caught. I just thought “Oh, what the hell!” I had just dropped my mechanics course at Pol...

  8. 2019 Court User Survey Results Report [pdf, 2.2 MB]

    ...(97%), and the waiting area (54%). 86% find them approachable, in line with 2017. PerformanceWeaker Stronger Im p o rt an ce W e a k er S tr o n g er 3.4 3.6 3.8 4 4.2 4.4 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 Knew what time to come Knew what to do when got here Info received before coming to the court Ease of obtaining info about services Time hearings start and finish Easily identifiable staff available Finding where to go in courthouse Staff competent Staff helpful Staff did what...

  9. CARROLL v Coroners Court at Auckland (2013 NZHC 906) [pdf, 304 KB]

    ...death, held in July 2012, the Coroner issued a finding in which he concluded that Iraena had walked into the sea at Piha Beach and drowned. In the course of his finding he discussed in some detail the applicants’ decision not to call the Police when they came to Iraena’s assistance. He concluded that the applicants’ decision not to contact Police was a contributing factor in Iraena’s death. [2] The applicants challenge that finding on three bases. They say it was unreas...

  10. Speaking about cultural background at sentencing: section 16 of the Criminal Justice Act 1985 [pdf, 1.5 MB]

    ...pümau ki te kaupapa me te möhio hoki i ngä mamaetanga me ngä uauatanga e pä nei ki a koutou i roto i ngä rä. Nö reira tënä koutou, tënä koutou, tënä koutou katoa. We wish to pay tribute to the people and their families whose cases were studied for this report. We are grateful for your generosity in sharing your thoughts and experiences, at the same time appreciating the pain and difficulties that you have experienced along the way. We wish to acknowledge many others who helped...