A conservative, pro-free market court: what happened when America’s activist judges came from the other side of the aisle?
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A conservative, pro-free market court: what happened when America’s activist judges came from the other side of the aisle?
‘Rubbish’ justice: Legal groups oppose giving community magistrates the power to imprison
Damning report finds MBIE and officials in contempt of Parliament over botched $31 million immigration project
A law that those being targeted can defeat with a felt-tip pen: a critique of the Online Safety (Minimum Age and Child Safety Risk Assessment) Bill
A response to Professor Peter Watts KC’s comments on public nuisance
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A conservative, pro-free market court: what happened when America’s activist judges came from the other side of the aisle?
‘Rubbish’ justice: Legal groups oppose giving community magistrates the power to imprison
Damning report finds MBIE and officials in contempt of Parliament over botched $31 million immigration project
A law that those being targeted can defeat with a felt-tip pen: a critique of the Online Safety (Minimum Age and Child Safety Risk Assessment) Bill
A response to Professor Peter Watts KC’s comments on public nuisance
Judicial power, democratic accountability and Smith v Fonterra
Hiding in plain sight: Chief Justice Winkelmann’s revolutionary vision
A regulator overreaching on its way out: What the BSA got wrong in WK v The Platform
Terminating Smith v Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd and its ilk: a response to The Law Association submission on the Climate Change Response (Tort Liability) Amendment Bill
Sleepwalking towards separation? Why Parliament must prevail in any struggle between the legislature and the courts
Another take on the government’s plan to block lawsuits against greenhouse gas emitters
“Extraordinary’ bill blocking climate change lawsuits risks eroding public confidence and ‘frontal’ challenge to the courts, TLANZ committee warns
Searching in the dark: the racket government departments are running to refuse Official Information Act requests
New occupational regulation bill needs more teeth to protect free speech, says Janet Dickson’s barrister
Former Solicitor-General rejects claims that courts are overstepping their role, says it is not over-reach to test Parliament’s constitutional limits
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