Christchurch High Court’s historic dais is to be gifted to Canterbury Museum once court services move into the new Justice and Emergency Services Precinct, the Ministry of Justice and Canterbury Museum announced today. “The dais is an important part of Canterbury’s legal history and I am delighted that Canterbury Museum has...
Ministry of Justice Chief Operating Officer Carl Crafar has welcomed the reopening of the Wellington High Court building at Molesworth St.
The Ministry of Justice is encouraging businesses affected by upcoming changes to anti-money laundering law to have their say on the proposed reforms.
The Ministry of Justice is modernising its contact centre to ensure efficient and reliable communications by partnering with Vodafone.
Lawyers, judges, media and other people working in Waitakere and Manukau district courts have access to Ministry-supported wifi from their mobile devices.
Carl Crafar has been appointed as the new Chief Operating Officer (COO) - Operations and Service Delivery at the Ministry of Justice.
Rotorua college students learned about careers in the justice sector and what the court process can look like.
Public Defence Service (PDS) Director today congratulated Wellington PDS lawyer Megan Paish on being recognised for her contribution to the community.
More Ministry of Justice collections registry officers will soon start transitioning to a new innovative working-from-home environment.
MoJ has released an animated video that explains how victims of crime can expect to be treated and what happens during the criminal justice process.
We have almost completed a review of court custodial cells throughout NZ following a death of a defendant in a cell in the Papakura courthouse last year.
MOJ Chief Executive today congratulated senior Public Defence Service lawyer Hermann Retzlaff on his appointment as Attorney-General for Samoa.
The Ministry of Justice has reached an agreement with Waitaki District Council that will see court services returned to Ōamaru’s historic courthouse.
The Ministry of Justice is introducing new resources to support the use of te reo Māori in court.
Dr Ian Lambie, Associate Professor in Clinical Psychology at the University of Auckland, has been appointed to the role of Justice Sector Science Advisor.
Our Chief Executive, Andrew Bridgman, has written an article for Law Talk.
Justice and Courts Minister Amy Adams announced that Cabinet has agreed to the strengthening and restoration of Dunedin’s historic courthouse.
The Ministry of Justice has launched a new text message reminder service for those appearing in the district court.
Five treaty settlements between iwi and the Crown are ready to be enacted in legislation.
Justice Minister Amy Adams today opened the upgraded Manukau District Courthouse after a $51 million makeover.