Between a Rock and a Hard Place: The Realities of Home Detention and its Strengths as an Alternative to Incarceration

Amicus CuriaeThe Equal Justice Project19 May 2023home detention, New Zealand, Law, crime and punishment, justice, restorative justice, Imprisonment, criminal law, equal justice

Amicus Curiae: March for Moko - New Zealand's Family Violence Problem

Amicus Curiaeejp_comms20 June 2016Amicus Curiae, child abuse, crimes act 1962, Domestic Violence, equal justice, Family Violence, Imprisonment, Law Reform, manslaughter, Ministry of Justice, Miscarriages of Justice, murder, New Zealand, New Zealand Bill of Rights, New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990, NZ Police, ruby grubb

Amicus Curiae: Running While Black and Driving While Brown - Racial Profiling by American and New Zealand Police

Amicus Curiaeejp_comms1 May 2015#BlackLivesMatter, Baltimore Riots, Black Lives Matter, Drug Law, Ferguson Riots, Freddie Gray, Imprisonment, Maori and Crime, Michael Brown, New Zealand Gun Laws, NZ Police Conduct, Professor David Fergusson, Racial Profiling Comment

Cross-Examination: Battered women behind bars and responses from our criminal justice system

Completed Research, Cross-Examinationejp_comms8 September 2014Battered Women's Syndrome, Cross Examination, Domestic Abuse, Imprisonment, Spousal Homicide, Womens' RightsComment

Transgender Prisoners’ Rights Ignored

Transgender people are especially vulnerable in prisons due to the transient nature of their biological and identified gender. The Pro Bono team was asked to conduct research into the current legal position regarding the treatment of transgender prisoners in New Zealand.

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