A Deepfaked World: Should New Zealand Regulate Deepfake Technology?
Amicus CuriaeThe Equal Justice Projectdeepfake, ai, artificial intelligence, law, new zealand, tech, technology, technology law, online bullying, politics, justice, social media, regulation
The Barriers Punitive Responses to Youth Offending Pose to Producing an Effective Youth Justice System
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice Projectjustice, youth justice, youth justice system, policy, fairness, youth court, national party, new zealand, aotearoa, aotearoa new zealand, election, votes, 2023, combatting youth offending plan, young serious offenders, mark mitchell, john key, christopher luxoc, christopher luxon, consequences, punitive, crutch, criticisms, barriers, critical, cultural considerations, responses, police youth aid, reform
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: The Realities of Home Detention and its Strengths as an Alternative to Incarceration
“People are justice”: in conversation with Whaea Michelle Kidd QSM
Is it Too Late to Say Sorry? Compensation for the Wrongly Convicted in New Zealand
Amicus Curiae: "I did my waiting. 12 years of it. In Azkaban!" - The Department of Corrections and the Prison Sentence Blunder
Amicus Curiaeejp_commscompensation, corrections, court, Department of Corrections, fail, government, jasper lau, Judith Collins, justice, limitation act, minister of corrections, miscarriage of justice, New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, NZBORA, parole act, prison, Supreme Court
Amicus Curiae: To Merge or Not to Merge? That is the Question
Amicus Curiaeejp_commsashley wainstein, equal justice, government, homelessness, Housing NZ, justice, politics, poverty, social welfare, WINZ, Work and Income, work and income new zealand
