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Coming to and Doing Business in New ZealandPublication Date: 04-Jul-2005Author(s): Paul Le Gros, David McGregor |
NZ $35.00 | ||
Criminal Law Symposium 2002Publication Date: 08-Nov-2002Author(s): Judith Ablett Kerr KC, Hon Justice Anderson, Rt Hon Justice Blanchard, Charles Cato, His Honour Judge Epati, Simon France, Susan Hughes, James Johnston, Greg King, Robert Lithgow, Simon Mount, Richard Mahoney, Bridget Mackintosh |
NZ $40.00 |
Author(s): Jonathan Eaton, Judge McElrea
Published: 3 March, 2003
Pages: 119
Introduction
In June 2002 the NZLS Seminar The New Sentencing and Parole Acts was presented by Professor Geoffrey Hall and Stephen O’Driscoll. That seminar provided important but general instruction on the provisions of the Sentencing Act 2002 and Parole Act 2002 and summarised the many changes that had been made to the provisions of the Criminal Justice Act 1985, with their implications for practitioners.
This present seminar does not intend to repeat the helpful instruction provided in that seminar but rather will concentrate on and develop a number of new dimensions to sentencing that arise under those two acts and/or under the Victims Rights Act 2002. In particular those involved in criminal proceedings (including sentencing) need now to understand and be familiar with: It is the authors’ belief that, taken together, these three statutes from the last parliamentary year require all of those involved in the criminal justice process to re-evaluate their approach to questions of sentencing, parole and victims’ rights in a manner which reflects changing public attitudes to these issues.
The statutes in question apply to sentencing in all New Zealand courts, at whatever level.