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Two Bills introduced to Parliament recently will help further modernise court and tribunal services, enabling them to move with the times.
The National Home Safety Service has benefited more than 2200 people affected by family violence since being rolled out nationwide 2 years ago.
The use of audio visual links (AVL) connecting courts and prisons for remand appearances has increased by more than 50 percent over the last two years.
Cantabrians will soon have access to some of the most modern and efficient justice and emergency services in the country with the Precinct nearing completion.
The Auckland High Court has been closed for the afternoon due to a power outage. However, an issue with our 0800 COURTS number is now fixed.
National Sexual Violence Survivor Advocate Louise Nicholas, who battled her way through the court process seven times, shares her experiences and support.
Severe winter weather is affecting some Ministry of Justice sites
The Ministry of Justice has received a good rating in Treasury’s ‘credit checks’ on government agencies.
The Harmful Digital Communications Act includes a range of measures to prevent and reduce the impact of cyberbullying and other modern forms of harassment.
E-Box is an electronic system for ‘box work’ or ‘chambers work’, used in the Family Court.
The Summit built upon the conversation of how we can work together effectively to break New Zealand’s high rate of family violence.
Moves to modernise the New Zealand justice system are slowly but surely making a real difference to the people we serve.
At Whangarei District Court, it’s clear that the newly refurbished CCTV room for children and other vulnerable witnesses is everyone’s baby.
This year’s Budget included a $238.2 million investment over four years for the Ministry of Justice
For New Zealand Sign Language week (8-15 May) we took a look at what services the Ministry of Justice has available to help deaf and hearing impaired people.
The Christchurch Justice and Emergency Services Precinct will be fitted with the latest cloud-based and wireless telecommunications technology.
Thousands of victims of crime and their families are continuing to benefit from the Government’s Offender Levy.
Waitakere, Whanganui, Marton, Napier and Hastings Courts are being affected by flooding.
A new survey shows the vast majority of victims of crime who take part in restorative justice conferences appear to be satisfied with the process.
Justice: our people, our communities is a new collection of 29 stories showcasing Ministry achievements which was launched today.