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1. [2019] NZCAA 1 (18 January 2019) [pdf, 216 KB]

   ...The director briefed the Japanese company on its requirements. The director overlooked the significance of odometer integrity and did not include that in his briefing to the Japanese company. The New Zealand importation regime does not have a check point for odometer readings. [7.4] The Japanese auction system which the appellant used to source imported vehicles was closed to outsiders, and it was necessary to rely on a Japanese agent. [7.5] In relation to the vehicle, before i...

2. Statistical data about coronial cases

   You might be able to access statistical data about the cases the Coroners Court deals with. Accessing coronial data Coronial data is held in 3 places: You should first check the Injury Information Portal If you are a researcher, you may be able to access the Australasian National Coroners Information System (NCIS) Please note, applications to NCIS for access to New Zealand data are not currently being accepted. If neither of these are appropriate, we can search our Case Management System (CMS)...

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3. Nelson courthouse seismic update

   ...will remain in place until Tuesday 3 June.   If the dates or location for any court events have changed because of the move back in, we will contact you to let you know. If you have not heard from us, please call 0800 COURTS (0800 268 787) to check where to go or whether your court date has changed.  Temporary arrangements are in place for court operations: District Court: A temporary courtroom has been set up at the Community Corrections building at Albion Square, 323 Hardy S...

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4. Recommendations Recap Issue 16 [pdf, 498 KB]

   ...immediately; and the following Safety Notice changes: i. ALL staff have permission to call STOP during pre-transfusion testing and the transfusion process or at any stage where they have concern for patient safety. ii. All identification checks must be undertaken at the patient’s bedside against the patient’s wristband. iii. There must be no discrepancies viii. A recommendation, to be implemented before July 2018 is: The CDHB works with the NZBS to consider im...

5. Parohinog v Yellow Pages Group Ltd (Strike-Out Application No 2) [2015] NZHRRT 14 [pdf, 91 KB]

   ...over her son and she further details the conspiracy to which she has fallen victim. She says her difficulties can be traced to the dispute over her son’s custody: 5. After the March 2013, after receiving some of my files from CYFS (MSD), the NZ Police, IRD, the Auckland Family Court, James Family Trust, W&I, my son’s school and after school care, and some other private and public organisations and some information from my old colleagues and people from my community, now I know w...

6. 2021 June - Family Violence Provider Update [pdf, 123 KB]

   ...katoa This Provider Update has been prepared to guide you through the updated documents you will be using from 1 July 2021. Attached to this email we have included the following documents: - new release of the Code of Practice - a Provider checklist - updated invoicing and reporting guidelines. We understand that providers will have to adjust to the new contract requirements. If you have any questions or concerns about the new contract or service requirements, please contact y...

7. Alcohol and other drug (AOD) clinicians in court - research report [pdf, 1022 KB]

   ...job focused on understanding the context of individual offending and exploring patterns of AOD consumption. These sentiments were also expressed by other AOD clinicians. One judge summarised the role of the AOD clinician as providing a ‘reality check’ for the court about offenders with AOD issues. 3.1.2 Almost all respondents thought the primary activity of AOD clinicians was to screen offenders The aim of the screening was to identify substance abuse problems. Some described thi...

8. 15 May 2020 Summary of Justice Budget Initiatives for Stakeholders [pdf, 260 KB]

   ...working with the kind of challenges these people are dealing with will mean more quality services for people on limited incomes. Specialist responses to strangulation (Legal Aid) $6.4m over 4 years (plus $11.2m to Health over 4 years and $2.3m to Police over 4 years) This initiative will strengthen responses to strangulation so that sufficient evidence and expertise is gathered for both the prosecution and defence to ensure robust and balanced criminal justice processes. Victims wi...

9. YAL final evaluation report July 2021-21 July version [pdf, 569 KB]

   ...their future and make some positive changes in their life. YAL participants at case review appearances had appreciated being directly asked by the judge about their progress and being commended for any progress made. They also appreciated the judge checking that they understood what tasks remained for them to do in order to get their case resolved. Those YAL participants who had had some experience of another court preferred YAL. iv The YAL information booklet was of...

10. 5.3 Youth Court

    ...report on what was agreed as part of the family group conference and discussed in court, unless the publication might prejudice the treatment or rehabilitation of the young person or otherwise compromise the principles or provisions of the Act. You should check with the judge involved if you want to report on this aspect of the family group conference. Identification As a media representative coming into a Youth Court to cover proceedings or when you make an enquiry of court staff, you may be r...

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