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More say for victims proposed

Victims will be able to have more of a say in court and will be told when offenders are granted bail or breach release conditions, under new Government measures announced today.

Review of public prosecutions announced

Guard's plea: Keep 'evil' Gillies jailed

A prison officer who had known 'evil and nasty' career criminal John Gillies for 10 years sent an email to the Department of Corrections begging for him not to be released. Gillies will be released next month...

Urewera 18 turn to Supreme Court in quest for jury trial

Struggling Henderson buys more time

Early release for police-basher

Henderson wins bankruptcy fight

Editorial: Farmer case is still wide open

Property scheme 'recipe for disaster' for vulnerable Kiwis

Hanover investigation nears completion

Bail-rape accused gets bail - again

A man charged with drugging and raping a woman while he was out on bail has been bailed again, and yesterday his conditions of release were relaxed. In 2009 Paulus Nieuwenhuiysen was charged with possession for supply of Ecstasy,

Brian Rudman: Urewera decision fans the flame

Accountant wins appeal against prison sentence

Meads sentence sets 'dangerous precedent'

Men will see murder as cheaper than divorce following the Greg Meads sentence, Sensible Sentencing...

It's a prison, so colour it orange (and green)

Watch: Posie Parker juice-thrower Eli Rubashkyn speaks out

Posie Parker juice-thrower Eli Rubashkyn speaks out as police are seeking a warrant for her arrest. Video / Eli Rubashkyn via Twitter