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Independent panel must probe judge’s conduct at Northern Club, court told

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March 18, 2025
Neil Sands
An independent judicial panel must assess whether District Court judge Ema Aitken broke constitutional convention and entered the political fray by allegedly disrupting a speech by Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters, the High Court was told on Tuesday.

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