Amicus Curiae: New Zealand's Biggest Problem - Domestic Violence
Amicus Curiaeejp_commsDomestic Violence, Family Violence, feminism, Jenna McLachlan, Law Reform, New Zealand, New Zealand Herald, pacifica, shine, women rights, Womens' Rights
Cross-Examination: The Decile System - An Equitable Remedy Causing An Inequality Gap
Cross-Examinationejp_commsaffirmative action, amy jackman, Chris Hipkins, decile war, elizabeth mcleod, equity, Hekia Parata, high-decile students, inequitable, isabel ko, jo moir, john hattie, kidscan, kirsty johnston, low socio-economic stability, low-decile students, martine udahemuka, Media, mid-decile schools, minister of education, New Zealand Herald, new zealand post primary teachers association, nz primary school statistics, patrice dougan, pukeko research, roger moses, the decile system, wellington college
Amicus Curiae: Are New Zealand's Climate Change Dedications Just Hot Air?
Amicus Curiaeejp_commscanada, chris ryan, climate change emissions, climate change science, drought, emission reduction units, emissions trading scheme, environment, fire, flooding, greenhouse gas, hottest year on record, impacts of climate change, internal, kyoto protocol, morgan foundation, natural disaster, New Zealand, pacific islands, rising sea levels, royal society, russia, soviet union, ukraine, vulnerable or marginalised groups
Amicus Curiae: Health Care or Health Couldn't Care Less? Examining New Zealand's Mental Health System
Amicus Curiaeejp_commscanterbury, claudia russell, coroner's act 2006, DHB, health and safety at work act 2015, mental and physical health, mental health, mental health sector, New Zealand, New Zealand Law Society, NGOs, OECD, police, scout barbour-evans, social bonds, Suicide, waikato DHB
Event: EJP Opening Function 2016
Announcements, Eventsejp_commsadvisory board, advocacy, dr andrew butler, EJP opening function 2016, human rights issues, jade magrath, Lecretia Seales, legal issues, New Zealand, rayhan langdana, sir ted thomas, social justice
Amicus Curiae: Are Forensic Pathologists Pathologically Overworked?
Amicus Curiaeejp_commsAmicus Curiae, auckland DHB, autopsies, criminal bar association, criminal law, Crown, CSI, defence, dr martin sage, dr simon stables, equal justice, forensic pathologists, Jade Du Preez, Ministry of Justice, national forensic pathology service, New Zealand, noel sainsbury, prosecution, the Crown
Cross Examination: A National Disgrace – Will the CYF Overhaul be 15th Time’s the Charm?
Cross-Examinationejp_commsandrew becroft, Anne Tolley, Child Youth & Family, children young persons & their families act 1989, Cross Examination, CYF, equal justice, Jess Fitzgerald, Labour Party, Law Reform, New Zealand
Amicus Curiae: To Believe or Not To Believe - Is There a Right Approach to Secularisation in Schools?
Amicus Curiaeejp_commsattorney general, bible, bible studies, canada, cec, census data, churches education commission, Education Act 1964, fab jeezy, general principle, hannah yang, hrc, Human Rights Commission, Jeff McClintock, jesus, jesus christ superstar, nelson clause, New Zealand, red beach school board of trustees, religion, Secular Education Network, secularisation, sen, zylberberg v sudbury board of education
The Rights of Transgender People in Prison Symposium Paper
Amicus Curiae: Racism and Reform - A Recipe for Failure?
Amicus Curiaeejp_commsAnne Tolley, broken CYF, Child Youth and Family, dame tariana turia, daniel gambitsis, government agency, institutional racism, Maori, Maori representation, numerous changes to CYF, OECD, overhaul, residential and care services, social development minister
Amicus Curiae: A Brief Rundown on Why Raupatu (Land Confiscation) is Still a Live Issue
Amicus Curiaeejp_commscatherine delahunty, land confiscation, Maori, maori interests, maori land confiscation, meg williams, member's bill, native land, New Zealand, north island, patricia grace, public works act 1981, purchase ordinance 1846, raupatu, south island, te maunga railways land report, te tiriti o waitangi, wairarapa, Waitangi Tribunal
Amicus Curiae: It Beggars Belief - Why Wellington Wants to Ban Begging
Amicus Curiaeejp_commsbegging, begging ban, city councils, community groups, disenfranchised citizens, fining beggars, harassment, legal solutions, non-commercial areas, pooja upadhyay, public agenda, regulation of begging, scamming, socio-political and economic issues, street begging, theft, Wellington, wellington council
Cross-Examination: The Pot Calling The Kettle Black - Do we really treat asylum seekers better than Australia?
Cross-Examinationejp_commsaustralia, border control, breaches of human rights, immigration amendment act 2013, international law, liberal-national coalition, manus island, migration reform act 1992, mt eden corrections, naushyn janah, operation sovereign borders, OSB, papua new guinea, peter dutton, refugee law, refugee quota, total deterrence, united nations high commissioner for refugees, waikeria prison
Amicus Curiae: This 4/20, The War on Drugs Continues
Amicus Curiaeejp_commsbob mccoskrie, canada, colorado, criminalisation of drugs, drug abuse, drug rehabilitation, family first, legalisation of drugs, legalising marijuana, medicinal marijuana, New Zealand Herald, punishment model, recreational users
Cross-Examination: Running Up That Hill - The Continuing Trials of Trans Prisoners
Cross-Examinationejp_commsaotearoa, Assault, Department of Corrections, deputy national commissioner, double bunking, Emmy Rakete, eugenia woo, healthcare, incarceration, Jan Logic, jason m breslow, kelvin davis, mental health, No Pride in Prisons, OECD, official information act request, Rachel Leota, sexual abuse in custody, Social Harm, solidarity, statistics new zealand, Stuart Grassian, Suicide, suraya francese dewing, Ti Lamusse, trans people, transgender community, transgender prisoners, University of Auckland
Amicus Curiae: A New Law? A Standalone Strangulation Offence Awakens
Amicus Curiaeejp_commsconviction, crimes act 1961, Domestic Violence, kelvin davis, Labour Party, Law Commission, non-fatal strangulation, punitive, sentencing, strangulation, the rights of victims
Cross-Examination: Data Deaths and a Funeral – The Right to be Forgotten
Cross-Examinationejp_commsarchiving digital records, Bill of Rights Act, controversial data, Cross Examination, Daimhin Warner, data controllers, data privacy, democracy, Digital Communications Act, Documenting the Digital Age, erasure of personal data, European Commission, Gomes and Silva, Google, Internet users, J Weckert, Joy Liddicoat, online content, online discussion forums, privacy law, right to be forgotten, URLs
Amicus Curiae: Decile Wars - Chris Hipkins Strikes Back
Amicus Curiaeejp_commsat-risk children, Chris Hipkins, decile system, education, Hekia Parata, inequality, Jenna McLachlan, new zealand education system, school zones, schools, socioeconomic conditions, stigma, student learning and mental wellbeing, targeted funding scheme
Cross-Examination: The Phantom Menace - Misogyny in NZ Politics
Cross-Examinationejp_commsaustralian parliamentary review, christina wolbrecht, discrepancy, electoral system, equality, gender parity, gender representation, gendering parliamentary representation, helen clark, margaret howard, mary crawford, MMP, parliament, politics, rosie campbell, sarah childs, socialisation, suffrage, women's issues
Cross-Examination: Social Bonds - The Final Frontier?
Cross-Examinationejp_commsAnnette King, Child Poverty Action Group, Jan Logie, Jonathan Coleman, Kevin Hague, Mental Health NZ, Mike O'Brien, Natalie Khin-Carter, NZ Public Mental Health System, Social Bonds NZ, World Health Organisation
