Whanganui man Antony de Malmanche, 62, is behind bars at Bali’s notorious Kerobokan prison where he is serving a 15 year sentence for...

Alessia Spense has had recent success in the High Court on judicial review in the matter of Fahey v Visiting Justice at SERCO[2023] NZHC...

What is the process for parole? If you are serving a sentence of more than two years, you will become eligible for parole once you have...

New Zealand immigration laws are far less stringent than most countries and therefore make for an appealing option.

Under s 106(1) of the Act, a person who is found guilty or who pleads guilty may be discharged without conviction.

This article discusses the ideological underpinnings of the Three Strikes regime

By Alessia Spense Your first time in Court can be daunting. This article outlines what to expect at your first appearance so you can...

By Georgia Warwick There are certain kinds of indeterminate orders that a court may impose on a person convicted of serious crimes. These...