That’s good advice
It is the judiciary’s job to apply the law as set by Parliament … this Government was elected on this sentencing policy. Judges are appointed to apply it. The Chief […]
It is the judiciary’s job to apply the law as set by Parliament … this Government was elected on this sentencing policy. Judges are appointed to apply it. The Chief […]
There has been much wailing and gnashing of teeth over Dame Sian Elias’ remarks about the prison muster. Nevertheless, this is what Chief Justices (and their equivalents elsewhere) do from […]
Clayton Weatherston put a knife in his bag, went to his ex-girlfriend’s house and stabbed her to death. He admits to all of that but he is pleading not guilty […]
I have long defended the mÄori party’s decision to enter government with National on two grounds; The decision is theirs to make on behalf of those MÄori who form their […]
Out-perform the private sector or join it. This is the ultimatum I’m reading into Simon Power’s letter to SOE chairs. I think it’s entirely right for the government to expect […]
This week we look certain to see National repeal most of the Electoral Finance Act under urgency. While Simon Power is publicly stating they’re going to keep the disclosure rules, […]