Law New Zealand sexual cases pre-trial interim name suppression Criminal Procedure Act 2011 fair trial rights open justice
This dissertation critically examines the current approach by New Zealand courts to pre-trial interim name suppression in sexual cases on fair trial rights grounds under s 200(2)(d) of the [Criminal Procedure Act 2011] CPA.
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Fair Trial Rights and Open Justice in Interim Name Suppression: A Critique of Aotearoa New Zealand's Approach in Sexual Cases
Creators
May Helen Hodgkinson
Contributors
Yasmin Olsen (Supervisor) - University of Otago, Faculty of Law
Academic Unit
Faculty of Law
Degree Awarded
~ Bachelor of Laws with Honours - LLB (Hons)
Project Type
~ Dissertation - Honours
Awarding Institution
University of Otago
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