Posts in Cross-Examination
Complicity by Silence? Evaluating New Zealand’s Response to Israel’s Death Penalty Law under International Law
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice Projectpalestine, Palestine, gaza, gaza strip, zionism, Israel, New Zealand, Death penalty, Israel's Death Penalty Law, Death Penalty Law, international law, Israeli Military Courts, Israel-Palestine, Israel-Palestine conflict, Resolution 181, United Nations, Oslo Accords, Hamas, International Court of Justice, ICJ, Otazma Yehudit, ICCPR, international covenant of civil and political rights, special rapporteur, Terrorism, anti terrorism, terrorism, Anti-terrorism laws, counterterrorism, Death Penalty for Terrorist Law
The Electoral Amendment Act 2025
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice ProjectElectoral Ammendment Bill, Elections, nz election, NZBORA, nzbora, BORA, Voting age, votes, Right to Vote, suffrage, special votes, voter turnout, democracy, electoral commission, nzbora s 7, hansen
NZ Immigration Has Failed to Give Effect to Te Tiriti O Waitangi; How and Why that Should Change
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice Projectte tiriti o waitangi, immigration act 2009, tangata tiriti, Pakeha, Colonisation, Chinese Immigration Act 1881, Opium Prohibition Act 1901, anti-Asian discrimination, Visas for Pasifika, Indigenous views on immigration, Treaty clauses
The United Nations: What Is It and How is New Zealand Involved?
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice ProjectUnited Nations, Justice Glazebrook, BORA, Security Council, UN veto, international law, General Assembly, UNGA, Palestine, UN Charter, ICCPR, ICESCR, CERD, Force of law, CCLA, Dualist approach to international law, Human rights treaties, Ukraine, P5
Section 27 Reports: A Year Without Funding
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice Projects 27 reports, criminal law, Legal Services Amendment Act 2024, Minister of Justice, Paul Goldsmith, Berkland v R, Defunding s 27 reports, Justice in sentencing, Crime victims, Rachael Reed, Kingi Snelgar, Marie Dyhrberg, Karl Trotter, Prisoner rehabilitation, Over-incarceration, David Seymour, Criminal sentencing
A Deliberative New Zealand Democracy – Citizens' Assemblies and Controversial Lawmaking
Mead v Paul: Who gets the Honey? An analysis of how polyamorous relationships are recognised in relationship property law
Name Suppression: Balancing Open Justice and Privacy
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice ProjectCross Examination, name suppression, sexual offending, Supreme Court, Justice, youth, youth court, court order, name protection, identity protection, law, protection, criminal law
Explaining Tamiefuna: Can Police Photograph the Public?
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice Projectpolice photographing the public, evidence law, photographs, criminal law, privacy, right to privacy, photographing the public, police photography, police powers, public protection, Tamiefuna, Tamiefuna v R
New Zealand Provides Few Options for Palestinian Whānau Trapped in Gaza
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice Projectpalestine, visa, New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, refugee, war, israel, genocide, gaza, rights, humanitarian law, law
Time for a Face-Off: The Privacy Implications of Facial Recognition Technology in Supermarkets
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice Projectprivacy act 2020, Privacy, supermarket, facial recognition, faceID, law, technology, Privacy Commissioner, biometrics, surveillance, foodstuffs, woolworths, frt
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
Three Strikes, Stricter Sentences and Gang Patch Bans — Effective Solutions or Rights Inconsistencies?
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice Projectcrime, tough on crime, legislation, law, politics, new zealand, aotearoa, aotearoa new zealand, election 2023, National Party, three strikes, three strikes law, gangs, gang patch, gang patch ban, ban, sentencing, sentencing discounts, cap, limit sentencing discounts, policy, rights, nzbora, violate rights, fundamental rights, criminal justice, criminal justice system, political parties, rights breach, human rights, voting, votes
Do Political Donations Threaten Aotearoa New Zealand’s Democracy, and Does This Matter?
Will Taxing Capital Gains Mean Inequality Wanes? A Critical Analysis
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice ProjectCapital Gains Tax NZ, Capital Gains Tax, CGT, capital gains, tax, new zealand, aotearoa new zealand, law reform, Law Reform, tax system, income tax, wealth, poverty, inequality, income tax act 2007, taxation, equity, fairness, house prices, revenue, efficiency, investment
Is Aotearoa New Zealand Spending Enough Time Regulating White Supremacist Hate Crime?
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice Projecthate, crime, hate crime, hate c, new zealand, aotearoa, aotearoa new zealand, government, parliaament, parliament, bill, act, bills, acts, legislation, terrorism, anti terrorism, anti white supremacy, christchurch attack', muslims, islam, regulating, regulation, inadequate, inadequacies
Understanding the Depths of Seabed Mining in Aotearoa New Zealand
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice ProjectAotearoa, New Zealand, Seabed mining, Te Pati Māori, Green Party, NZ politics, Labour Party, National Party, Act, laws, regulations, members' bill, Bills, New Zealand Government, Parliament, New Zealand Parliament, Select Committee, Opposition, Greenpeace, Iwi, Ocean, Sea, Deep sea mining, Environment, climate change, petition, ironsanfs, supreme court
The Rise of Legal Chatbots
Unwritten: How Well is New Zealand’s Constitution Equipped to Deal with Political Crises?
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice ProjectDonald Trump, Donald Trump impeachment, impeachment, New Zealand constitution, unwritten constitution, constitutional reveiw, high crimes and misdemeanours, parliamentary supremacy, official immunity, constitutional crisis, New Zealand government, democracy, constitutional framework, Bill of Rights Act 1990, United States Constitution
To Make or Not Make It 16
Cross-ExaminationThe Equal Justice ProjectMake it 16, Voting age, New Zealand, New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, Human rights, Election 2023, Make it 16 inc v Attorney-General, Discrimination, Age discrimination, Electoral Act 1993, Local Electoral Act, Supreme Court Judgements
