Chief justice calls for action on judicial diversity
The ‘troubling reality’ of overwhelmingly Pakeha judges and predominantly Maori defendants.
Jenni McManus
Thu, 31 Oct 2019
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Hawke’s Bay
Chief Justice Dame Helen Winkelmann has warned that public confidence in the judiciary is at risk if judges are not seen as representative of the communities in which they work.
In a call to action directed at the universities, their law schools, the legal profession and – more obliquely –
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Jenni McManus
Thu, 31 Oct 2019
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