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...Application for Transfer S157 Criminal Procedure Act 2011 Defendant name: CRI: Defendants contact address: Defendants contact Phone number Current Court Defendants lawyer name: Current hearing date What plea has been entered CRN Charge description List the charges the defendant is facing Where would you like the file transferred? To Proposed new date Why would you like the file transferred? Is there...
...Background [2] In July 2020, Mr WB was charged with family violence offences. [3] He was initially represented by a duty solicitor but subsequently engaged Mr XD. [4] Mr WB appeared in court on 13 July 2020, at which time he entered guilty pleas to the charges. Bail conditions were varied, which enabled him, subject to conditions, to 2 return to his home. He was referred to restorative justice, and a report was required to be prepared and made available to the court prior...
...disclosure • identifying legal and factual issues • undertaking research • reviewing evidence (including videos/DVDs) • liaising with prosecutor/court • identifying the need for applications, interlocutories etc. • entering plea • any agent fees • reporting to client. - when additional charges are added to the legal aid grant * $90 Charge discussions $120 • engaging in charge discussions and/or resolution, including diversion or charges withdr...
...Warning: This document contains privileged material and is for the use of the duty lawyer only. First names In custody KEY: YES = ✓ Address Charges 0 CP Act Offence Category 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 Actives PRN: DOB Criminal History checked: PLEA No Plea: Guilty: Intimated Guilty: Not Guilty: plea: Diversion: BAIL At large: Bail: Opposed: : (s.8 / 10 / 12 / 13 / 15 / 16 / 17A) PERSONAL Working: (Part time / Full time) Benefit: Fines: Single: Partner: Dependants: LEGAL Leg...
...number of material respects. This decision concerns the penalty to be imposed on Mr Hirschfeld as a consequence of these admitted errors. [2] Mr Hirschfeld, a practitioner of 30 years experience, who has had an unblemished career until now, has pleaded guilty to 12 charges of negligence such as would tend to bring the profession into disrepute. That is an alarming number of charges but arises because the 12 charges, as framed, relate to 12 different clients to whom he was assign...
...Completing a CMM Timeframe for filing Unrepresented defendants Case review Directions about case management procedure The Criminal Procedure Act 2011 has case management processes for when a proceeding under the Act is adjourned after a not guilty plea has been entered. Case management memorandum After a represented defendant pleads not guilty to a category 2, 3, or 4 offence, a case management memorandum (CMM) will be issued to the defendant’s lawyer. The CMM will be pre-populated wi...
...deductions, child support employer deductions, student loan employer deductions, and superannuation cash contributions. The offences were committed between 2010 and 2014. [6] Mr Eaton submitted to the Registrar that Mr Jones had entered guilty pleas to the charges on the basis that he became aware that the various companies were not meeting their tax obligations, and then did not act to ensure that they did so. He submitted that Mr Jones’ father made the decisions not to pay the...
...inconsistency arises. [7] Privilege for settlement negotiations 14. Clause 23 amends s 57 of the Act governing privilege for settlement negotiations or mediation. It expands the privilege that previously related only to civil proceedings to include plea discussions in criminal proceedings. It also introduces a power to order disclosure of any document or communication privileged under the section to allow for a prosecution for perjury, to clarify the terms of the agreement if they are...
........................................................................... 5 Providing training to auditors.............................................................................................................. 5 Additional comment – assessing value through plea changes ........................................................... 6 Additional comment – benefit of on-site audit ................................................................................... 6 Conclusion .........
...charged with 51 murders, 40 attempted murders, and engaging in a terrorist act under the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002 – the first time in our country that a charge had been laid under this law. On 14 June 2019, the defendant entered not guilty pleas to the charges. On 26 March 2020 he changed his pleas to guilty. The four-day sentencing hearing began in the Christchurch High Court (the Court) on 24 August 2020 under COVID-19 Alert Level 2 restrictions. On 27 August 2020, th...