Posts in Cross-Examination
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
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
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
Cross-Examination: Shifting the Burden of Proof in Sexual Assault Cases
Cross-Examinationejp_commsAndrew Little, Burden of Proof NZ, Glenn Inquiry, Judith Collins, New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990, NZ Law Commission, People's Report, Roast Busters, sexual assault NZ, Sir Owen Glenn, tony bouchier, Warren Brookbanks, Woolmington v DPP
Cross-Examination: How Universal is ACC?
Cross-Examination: How Discrimination Impacts Mental Health Recovery
An OIA A Day Keeps Dictators Away: Freedom of Information and the State's Accountability
Cross-Examinationejp_commsaccountability, control of information, freedom of the press, government secrets, journalism, official information act, official secrets act, OIA, ombudsman, price charles, right to information, spider letters
Cross-Examination: Trustee Issues - Balancing School Discipline and Fair Treatment
Cross-Examination: Is our democracy in trouble? Public trust in politicians and news media
Cross-Examination: New Zealand's Child Poverty Problem
Cross-Examinationejp_commsChild Poverty NZ, Emma-Lita Bourne, Expert Advisory Group on Solutions to Child Poverty, Healthy Homes Guarantee Bill, Housing and Health Research Programme Otago University, Kris Gledhill, Philippa Howden-Chapman, Public Finance Act, Social Security Act, UNCROC, United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, Vulnerable Chidlren's Act 2014
Cross-Examination: Locked out of the Conversation – The Consequences of Depriving Prisoners of Voting Rights
Cross-Examinationejp_commsConvention against Torture and Other Cruel, Department of Corrections, Electoral (Disqualification of Sentenced Prisoners) Amendment Act, Henare O’Keefe, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, Judge Heath, Judge Savage, Kim Workman, Locked up Warriors, Maori Criminal Justice System, NZ Bill of Rights Act, Rethinking Crime, Taylor v Attorney-General, tikanga Maori, Treaty of Waitangi, Turning of the Tide strategy, UN Report from the Committee against Torture
Cross-Examination: An Obsolete Status Quo - Does Religion Still Have A Place in New Zealand Schools?
Cross-Examinationejp_commsBible Study in Schools NZ, Christianity, Dr Zain Ali, Education Act 1964, Hibiscus Coast school, Human Rights Commission, Jeff McClintock, New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990, NZ Atheism, Religion in Schools, Religious Education, Religious Instruction, Secular Education Network, The Nelson Clause
Cross-Examination: The Unintended Consequences of the Harmful Digital Communications Act
Cross-Examinationejp_commsAmy Adams, Charlotte Dawson, Charlotte's Law, Cory Doctorow, Dirty Politics, Freedom of Speech, Harmful Digital Communications, Internet Law, Law and Technology, Law Commission, Law Reform, NetSafe approved agency, NetSafe HDC, Nicky Hager, online bullying, Paddy Gower, Political Satire
Cross-Examination: Education, Education ... What Education? - Civics Education in New Zealand
Cross-Examinationejp_commsCitizenship Education NZ, Civics Education NZ, Elections, International Civic and Citizenship Education Study, Law Reform, MMP, New Zealand Bill of Rights, New Zealand Judiciary, New Zealand Parliament, NZ Education, Treaty of Waitangi
Cross-Examination: Abortion Law Reform in New Zealand - The Continuing Conversation
Cross-Examinationejp_commsabortion, abortion law, abortion law reform, abortion supervisory board, abortions for minors, access to abortion services, ALRANZ, annabel morell, anti-abortion, care of children act 2004, family planning, green party of new zealand aotearoa, greens, hillary's law, ken orr, kieft, Labour Party, nz labour party, pro-choice, pro-life, rebecca hallas, right to choose, right to life nz, rotovegas youth health, tauranga family planning clinic, Young Labour
Cross-Examination: The Persecution Game - Historic Convictions for Homosexual Conduct
Cross-Examinationejp_commsalan turing, EJP, equal justice, Equal Justice Project, equality, gay rights, historic injustices, homosexuality and the criminal law, homosexuality and the law, lgbt, lgbt right, lgbtiqa rights, persecution of homosexuality, sex and the law, sex crimes, sexual law, sexual law reform, turing pardon
Cross-Examination: New Zealand's Questionable Commitment to Refugee Settlement
Cross-Examination: An Impossible Choice - 'Seales v Attorney-General'
Completed Research, Cross-Examinationejp_commsAssisted Suicide, crimes act 1961, declaratory judgments, declaratory judgments act 1908, equal justice, euthanasia, individual autonomy, Law Reform, manslaughter, murder, relationship between the judiciary and the legislature, Right to Die, s 160(2)(a), s 63, section 160(2)(a), section 63, state paternalism, Suicide
Cross-Examination: Building on Shaky Ground? - The Christchurch Rebuild and Migrant Workers' Rights
