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Attorney-General declines comment on report criticising ‘activist’ Supreme Court

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October 31, 2024
Neil Sands
Attorney-General Judith Collins KC has reiterated her determination to shield the judiciary from political attacks but declined to comment on a controversial NZ Initiative report accusing the Supreme Court of judicial overreach and undermining the constitutional role of Parliament.

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