More weddings for Waikato JPs
We’re supporting more Justices of the Peace to perform civil ceremonies.
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We’re supporting more Justices of the Peace to perform civil ceremonies.
Auckland Girls’ Grammar students learn at Manukau District Court.
Some members of the public are receiving scam letters from the Taxation Review Authority. These letters are fake and should be ignored.
People who make the 1 million+ phone calls to us each year will now have an even better experience, thanks to improved technology.
All Christchurch-based courts and tribunals are now operating from the Justice & Emergency Services Precinct.
New Zealand’s pioneering approach to restorative justice has been recognised at a symposium in Canada during international Restorative Justice week.
We've developed a policy that recognises our own employees may need support if they experience family violence at home.
We’ve made it easier to apply for legal aid, redeveloping five forms into a simplified one. Thank you to everyone who gave feedback on the old legal aid forms.
Briefings summarising key areas of policy & issues to incoming Ministers
A summary of the 2017 Court User Survey results show that customer satisfaction remains high.
Family violence victims will have some of the furniture needed to get re-established in new homes, thanks to donation of surplus Ministry furniture and items.
Ministry policy analysts have won the top prize from a major independent consultancy firm that ranks government agencies on the quality of their policy advice.
Public consultation on the triennial review of legal aid has begun.
Updated 30 November 2016.
Spotlight on our Judicial Libraries team.
New site developed with customers in mind.
Award recognised pioneering work of the Rangatahi Court.
Helping improve and raise awareness of an important part of our justice system.
More than 750 victims of serious family violence benefit.
The signing event on 6 August at Mākirikiri Marae in Dannevirke was a historic day in the relationship between the iwi and the Crown.