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1. Clean Slate scheme

   Your convictions are automatically concealed under the Clean Slate scheme if you're eligible. The best way to find out if you have a clean slate is to ask for a copy of your criminal record When you do this you don’t have to ask for a Clean Slate check. This happens automatically. When the Clean Slate scheme applies You’re said to have no criminal record (criminal conviction history) if all of the following are true. If you have: had no convictions within the last 7 years never been sentenc...

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2. 2023 October FV Provider Update [pdf, 135 KB]

   ...working day of receiving a referral, however we are aware that appointment availability for the full assessment can be limited. If you are unable to commit to starting the assessment within 4-6 weeks of receiving a referral, we expect that regular check ins take place to ensure immediate safety needs are being met. Please also consider offering the client a referral to another provider who could support earlier engagement or meet their specific needs. Non-Violence Programmes Non-Vi...

3. Part 1 Application legal aid lawyer [pdf, 1.2 MB]

   ...absences or scheduling conflicts Research facilities (such as Brookers, Lexis Nexis, law libraries) What do you use to manage client contact?  Email  Office phone    Answer phone    Mobile phone  Electronic diary or manual diary for checking scheduling conflicts Please describe your time recording system  Electronic    Manual M O J0 0 52.1-A PR IL17_A PPLIC ATIO N FO R A PPR O VA L TO PR O V ID E LEG A L A ID SER V IC ES PAGE 6 / 9 Please...

4. BQ OQ v ET [2023] NZDT 242 (13 April 2023) [pdf, 241 KB]

   ...uncomfortable staying at the Property by herself due to there being open narrow wooden stairs with a metal hand-rail to a loft through a cut-out in the ceiling with cameras and black plastic netting across the front. She was so concerned that she called the Police to check the loft at 2am on Monday, 7 November 2022. She says that the Booking.com advertisement and attached photographs did not describe or show the stairs up to, or the loft, and she would never have rented the Property had s...

5. [2024] NZIACDT 03 – MT v Murthy (11 January 2024) [pdf, 160 KB]

   ...October 2021. Ms Murthy duly refunded $1,600 on 22 October 2021. [10] On 14 December 2021, the complainant sent an email to Ms Murthy expressing unhappiness about how she dealt with their case. She did not do the work properly and did not check all the documentation which caused the application to be declined. It was said Ms Murthy knew the application would be declined as the client was covered by s 15 of the Immigration Act 2009.2 The complainant sought a refund of $1,800....

6. 29 June Legal Aid News 2015 [pdf, 532 KB]

   ...people who are a risk to children and today we have achieved a major milestone towards that goal. The new Vulnerable Children (Requirements for Safety Checks of Children’s Workers) Regulations 2015 have been published. They describe the safety checking requirements for State-funded organisations that employ children’s workers. From 1 July 2015, all State-funded core children’s workers starting a new job will have to be safety checked according to the new regulations before they b...

7. LOW Kenneth David (CSU 2010 WGN 000580) [pdf, 70 KB]

   ...apartment buildings. Detective Sergeant Dye also noted that the 4 balcony rail at 135 Taranaki Street was 104 centimetres high but had an abnormally wide flat top, 30 centimetres wide, which was, in his view, an invitation to sit on. [13] A check with the City Council’s Building Services confirmed that the balcony and rail complied with the requisite Building Code and was correctly permitted. Evidence of Police Sergeant John Lewis: [14] Sergeant Lewis is the Wellin...

8. Process evaluation of the Domestic Violence Act 1995 [pdf, 1.9 MB]

   MOJ 008 Dom Violence Cover 10/7/00 11:30am Page 1 Domestic Violence Act 1995 Process Evaluation DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT 1995 Process Evaluation Helena Barwick Alison Gray Roger Macky April 2000 This report was commissioned by the Ministry of Justice and Department for Courts from Gray Matter Research Ltd. © Crown Copyright ISBN 0-478-20148-6 3 Acknowledgements The authors acknowledge with thanks the women and men who were prepared to share their stories with a stranger in t

9. E Ltd & W Ltd v TN [2024] NZDT 712 (30 August 2024) [pdf, 103 KB]

   ...from the driveway and it may be that her indicator was still on from that manoeuvre. It appears that he assumed that meant she was going around the corner. From the evidence this was a misreading of the situation and TN should have looked back to check what KI was actually doing before entering the intersection. However he did not, and this caused the collision. His obligation was to wait until his way was clear behind the stop sign. 8. TN said that KI veered into him while he was...

10. Respondent TPO Information Pack [pdf, 548 KB]

    ...give you and the protected person time to sort out where you’ll live and how you’ll divide your property. You must go to a non-violence programme In most cases the Court will have told you to go to a non-violence programme. Check the Temporary Protection Order to make sure. This is free and you will need to attend it over several weeks. The course will focus on the effects of family violence on others, and the skills you need to live without violence. Where...