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The Ministry of Justice partnered with GirlBoss NZ to support the development of kōtiro with a passion for law, policy and government.
New compensation guidelines for people who have been wrongfully convicted and imprisoned have been issued today
File and Pay electronic court document and payment service was introduced on 28 October 2020.
Information packs for Protection Orders are now being used in both the Family Court and Criminal Court.
The Ministry will no longer be processing incoming or outgoing cheques from 31 May 2021.
The Ministry of Justice’s 2019/20 Annual Report has been tabled in Parliament.
The LGB+ community experiences higher levels of victimisation than the average New Zealand adult.
Our Ministry website is now a shielded site so people experiencing family violence and sexual violence can safely access the information they need.
The historic Te Kuiti Courthouse will be closed from 2 February to 26 February 2021.
The Māori Land Court has introduced new services to support Māori land owners and their whānau to connect to and use their whenua.
New Zealand is to join the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime.
Recruitment begins this week for Kaiārahi - Family Court Navigator roles in the Family Court.
Modernised videos about jury service have been made to better inform jurors about the experience
The latest statistics on criminal charges and convictions have just been published
The online survey will help to shape Aotearoa’s National Strategy and Action Plans.
Budget 2021 invests $348.545m over 5 years in initiatives that will improve access to justice and support improvements in wellbeing.
Ashburton District Court will be closed Monday 31 May and Tuesday 1 June due to the State of Emergency that has been invoked in Ashburton.
The Ministry of Justice is reviewing the RJ service, to ensure that the service remains an appropriate and flexible justice mechanism for New Zealanders.
We want to hear what you think of the six proposals to make Aotearoa New Zealand safer for everyone