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1. What questions are asked?

   This page gives a summary of how the questionnaire for the 2014 New Zealand Crime and Safety Survey (NZCASS) is structured and what types of questions are asked. How is the questionnaire structured? What questions are asked? The latest questionnaire How is the questionnaire structured? The NZCASS questionnaire has two main sections: 1. Interviewer-administered (CAPI) section The interviewer asks the survey participant about their attitudes to and perceptions of crime, whether they have been th

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2. Applying for a Harmful Digital Communications order

   Before you can apply you must have had your complaint investigated by the approved agency (NetSafe) and received an outcome that you may not be happy with then you are able to apply to the court for a harmful digital communications order. Police will be able to apply directly to the court (without going through the approved agency) when a communication threatens a person’s safety. The Chief Coroner may apply for a takedown order about material relating to suicide, if publication is prohibited

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3. Contact us

   ...   10 working days If you do not receive a response within the timeframes noted above, please call Legal Aid Services on 0800 253 425. Auckland Legal Aid The Auckland Legal Aid Office is responsible for the management of criminal, civil, and family files for Northland and Auckland. They also manage refugee, and immigration matters across all regions. Email:                   AKLCriminallegalaid@justic...

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4. Sentencing

   ...judge should take into account in deciding the sentence. For example, you may provide information about your family situation, whether you have offended before, your ability to pay a fine, or your employment situation.  Written submissions may be filed before your sentencing hearing, and it may be possible to make oral submissions at your sentencing hearing, with the permission of the judge. Back to top At the sentencing hearing At the sentencing hearing, the judge may hear oral submissio...

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5. Protocol – children's medical emergencies

   ...required to safeguard the welfare and wellbeing of the child and, if considered necessary, to appoint a person to be the agent of the Court for that purpose. If the hospital is the applicant, leave to apply will need to be sought (such application being filed at the same time as the one for placement under guardianship of the Court). If a situation such as is contemplated in paragraph (a) arises during the working week there should be no difficulty in obtaining a hearing before a Judge. If ther...

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6. Ōtaki to North of Levin State Highway Project (O2NL)

   ENV-2023-WLG-000005 At the outset of these proceedings Environment Judge BP Dwyer issued a minute directing that the service of documents in relation to this matter be achieved by way of the court uploading them to a dedicated page on the environment court website. Below you will find all relevant documents categorised as follows: Application Documents Notice-of-Motion-for-Proceeding.pdf [PDF, 137 KB] Affirmation-of-Lonnie-Dalzell-in-support-of-notice-of-motion.pdf [PDF, 16 MB] Application docu

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7. How we can help you

   ...will follow the Rules of conduct and client care for lawyers Your information is private The PDS will keep all information about you and your case private, even once we stop representing you, unless you tell us to tell someone else. We will destroy your file seven years after we stop working with you. There may be rare occasions when we are required by law or the Rules of conduct and client care for lawyers to disclose the information. Complaints The PDS takes complaints very seriously. We aim...

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8. Essential Justice Services continuing during COVID-19 Alert Level 4

   ...Court Judge, the Ministry estimates about 12,500 events will go ahead over the next month. Typically, 72,000 events take place each month in the District and Youth Courts. A court case has multiple events. All counter services in courts are closed and filing of court papers is to be done electronically or via post. Filing fees are also being waived under section 24 of the Epidemic Preparedness Act. Justice of the Peace services have also been suspended. Bailiffs will only serve urgent documents...

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9. [2011] NZEmpC 109 Evolution E Business Limited v Smith [pdf, 229 KB]

   ...system and data bases to MarketSmart. Also on 18 December 2008 an application was made to the High Court for an interim injunction against both Evolution and MarketSmart pending the final determination of the proceeding. A lengthy affidavit was filed by Mr Norrie in support of the injunction application in which he deposed, inter alia, to having been contacted by a number of clients who had received letters from Evolution which stated that it had a new agreement for transaction...

10. Idea Services v Attorney-General (Interim Order Application) [2013] NZHRRT 24 [pdf, 148 KB]

    ...made by the solicitors for the plaintiff over a period of five months, Ms Coleman advised that a part-drafted MOH letter had awaited completion but the author had been overwhelmed by other commitments. She characterised as “extraordinary” the filing of the interim order application as a “reaction” to the Ministry’s silence. [6] I cannot agree with this characterisation. It is the Ministry’s silence which is extraordinary given that all the plaintiff wished to do was to eng...