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...This data is based on regular reporting datasets, and several business rules have been applied to remove data with quality issue. • Case review hearings may be adjourned for a variety of reasons attributed to the court, defence, prosecution, and probation. • This includes data from the High Court, District Court, and Youth Court.
...whether an interpreter is needed. This includes: • The person themselves or their family, whānau or support people • Police • Legal counsel • Officer in charge, police prosecutor or crown prosecutor, youth justice coordinators • Probation officers • Judicial officers • Other government or non-government agencies • Court or Tribunal staff, including court victim advisors It’s not always clear if someone needs or wants an interpreter. They may think their u...
...the Treaty of Waitangi Key working Relationships · Chief District Court Judge · District Court Judges · Fellow Community Magistrates · Ministry of Justice – Court Registry staff/Management and Court Security · Department of Corrections –Probation · NZ Police · Lawyers Hours of Work The Community Magistrates’ role is part- time and the workload will vary according to the needs of the Court from time to time. Hours of work are generally 8:30 am to 5:00 pm and sometimes beyond....
...she held items that she had from his father, and he was selling them for her. At the time of this trade, KC had been dead for eight (8) years. ZX had advised the Tribunal his mother died without a will (‘intestate’) and there is no evidence of probate or that administration of her property was required. Therefore, there is no plausible reason for ZX to hide behind his mother’s name and trade in this manner. He has completed 244 trades using his mother’s identity. b. ZX continued...
...complete a progress report without meeting with the client, however if a face-to-face meeting is required to get an updated understanding of the client’s engagement, the provider should claim this as an individual session. For Corrections, the Probation Officer may request updates on progress at any time. These can be provided via email or phone, and the Provider must record progress updates in the client’s case notes. Confidential Addresses Confidential addresses for safety p...
...should be permitted to be treated as the person’s representative. You may need to give us supporting information about why you should represent the person who has passed away, for example: a marriage or civil union certificate, a birth certificate, or probate documentation. Details about the conviction It’s important that you provide as much detail as possible about the prosecution and conviction, to enable it to be correctly identified and understood. Don’t worry if you don’t have al...
...Waipounamu MB 98 Introduction [1] This is a preliminary determination in relation to an application for succession to Te Whe Hutana concerning the interpretation of her will. Procedural History [2] Te Whe Hutana died on 9 July 2005. Probate was granted on 7 December 2005 in favour of two of her daughters; Huia Williamson (the administrator of her estate under her will) and Josette Malcolm (now deceased). [3] The succession application was filed by Waka Hutana on 16 Januar...
...rightful successors. Concise history of Order sought to be amended/cancelled 5. The matter was heard by the Court at 108 Waikato Maniapoto MB 30-32 (5 October 2015). The deceased died on 21 March 2011 and left a will dated 30 November 2010. Probate was granted by the High Court at Hamilton on 12 July 2011 in favour of Wendy Angelina Te Aretoa, Thomas Puaha Justin Green and Wiari Tokoroa Thomas Green as executors. The deceased was married to Wiari Tahuri Green and left no childr...
...trust is established over Polly’s Māori land interests (except the Tītī Islands interests) on the terms proposed by Nicki. I ahatia? What has happened? [5] Polly passed away on 13 September 2014. She left a will dated 16 July 2004. Probate was granted in the High Court on 28 October 2014 in favour of Keith Andrew McClure and Mark Edward Hinton as executors. At the time of her death, Polly was not married, in a civil union or in a de facto relationship. [6] Clause 3...
Identifying and Responding to Bias in the Criminal Justice System: A Review of International and New Zealand Research Identifying and Responding to Bias in the Criminal Justice System: A Review of International and New Zealand Research Bronwyn Morrison November 2009 2 Identifying and responding to bias in the criminal justice system This research was undertaken by the Research, Evaluat