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...Date activity/fixed fee completed Final invoice Interim invoice Date of final disposition (if final invoice) Schedule D (excl. GST) Schedule E (excl. GST) Schedule F (excl. GST) Base Fees All guilty plea and sentencing preparation (including sentencing indication) Committal (including post committal conference) Preparation (memorandum – initial callover) Preparat...
...88 10.1.3 Case types 88 10.2 Demographics 90 10.3 Summary 91 11 Why do litigants appear self-represented in the criminal summary jurisdiction? 92 11.1 Reasons for appearing without representation 92 11.1.1 Views of key informants 92 11.1.2 Plea types and charges 93 11.2 Legal aid findings from the criminal jurisdiction 94 11.3 Summary 94 12 Impacts of self-represented litigants in the criminal summary jurisdiction 96 12.1 Impacts on others 96 12.1.1 Impact on judges 96 12...
...with misconduct under s 73(a) of the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 (disgraceful conduct). The parties filed an agreed summary of facts on 11 April 2019. By a memorandum dated 15 July 2019, Ms Mansell advised the Tribunal that she would enter a plea of guilty to the charge. [2] The Tribunal is required to be satisfied that Ms Mansell’s admitted conduct constitutes disgraceful conduct, as charged. In the event that it is satisfied of that, it is required to determine the appropri...
...Treleaven for New Zealand Law Society Mr R Fairbrother for the Respondent - 2 - DECISION OF NEW ZEALAND LAWYERS AND CONVEYANCERS TRIBUNAL Introduction [1] During a hearing of this Tribunal on 5-6 July 2010 in Auckland, Mr Comeskey has pleaded guilty to three charges of misconduct in his professional capacity laid by the New Zealand Law Society. A further charge (or set of alternative charges) has been withdrawn by the Society. The hearing was adjourned for a sanctioning...
...seriously negligent real estate agency work (s 73(b) of the Act). [e] Alternative to all three charges: Ms Dai was guilty of unsatisfactory conduct (s 72 of the Act). [2] By a Response to Charge dated 9 December 2016, the Defendant, Ms Dai, entered pleas of guilty to all three charges. The Tribunal records that Ms Gai voluntarily suspended her licence in May 2015. [3] At a telephone conference on 3 February 2017, Ms Gai confirmed her admission of the charges and advised that sh...
...judgement was simply that, in talking to her friend, she took up the offer that her friend made to make an enquiry with her insurance company. She should of course immediately have said this was not an option. [15] Although Ms X entered a guilty plea to the criminal charges she faced she explained that this was a pragmatic decision. She wished to avoid embarrassment to her family and to save face. She also wished to avoid the emotional and personal costs of a defended hearing....
...Date activity/fixed fee completed Final invoice Interim invoice Date of final disposition (if final invoice) Schedule D (excl. GST) Schedule E (excl. GST) Schedule F (excl. GST) Base Fees All guilty plea and sentencing preparation (including sentencing indication) $1000 $1600 $2200 Committal (including post committal conference) $1000 $1700 $2800 Preparation (memorandum – initial callover) $2...
...claim Fixed Fee: Date fixed fee(s) completed Fixed Fee Plus: Covers period from to Interim invoice Final invoice Schedule D (excl. GST) Schedule E (excl. GST) Schedule F (excl. GST) Base Fees All guilty plea and sentencing preparation (including sentencing indication) Committal (including post committal conference) Preparation (memorandum – initial callover) Preparation...
...claim Fixed Fee: Date fixed fee(s) completed Fixed Fee Plus: Covers period from to Interim invoice Final invoice Schedule D (excl. GST) Schedule E (excl. GST) Schedule F (excl. GST) Base Fees All guilty plea and sentencing preparation (including sentencing indication) Committal (including post committal conference) Preparation (memorandum – initial callover) Preparation...
AODT Court – Eligibility Criteria and Consent Form v1.2 –28/05/2021 1 For counsel to complete On the basis of available information, I am confident that the defendant might be eligible for the AODT Court. Please complete the information below: AODT Court Eligibility Criteria is aged 17 years or over. is a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident. is likely to have an alcohol and/or other drug substance use disorder (active addiction for a...