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The six biggest issues facing criminal justice in New Zealand

11/2/2018

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As a part of the launch of the book Criminal Justice a New Zealand Introduction, there was the most impressive panel of people I've seen assembled in one room. Each talked about the biggest issue facing criminal justice as they saw it. the speakers were:
  • Department of Corrections Chief Executive Ray Smith Children’s Commissioner Judge Andrew Becroft
  • Secretary & CEO of the Ministry of Justice Andrew Bridgman
  • Multi-award-winning crime author and journo Steve Braunias
  • UC Dean of Law Professor Ursula Cheer
  • New Zealand Police Deputy Commissioner Viv Rickard
If you're interested in it, you can get the book from the library or buy it here.

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5/12/2018 11:47:21 pm

Even though I am not really into these kind of things, I am still somehow relieved that I have known these issues. At least, I will be able to share this knowledge that I have gained from this article to others who might be interested with this topic. I do have some people in mind so there will not be some issues in determining whom to share this information with. And I am sure that they will do feel good about it as well. Anyway, thank you so much for giving us an idea about this.

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28/12/2022 08:00:22 pm

Criminal justice refers to the system by which justice is dispensed onto those who have committed a crime. It includes the crime a defendant allegedly committed.

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28/12/2022 10:33:27 pm

New Zealand's justice system is part of our system of government. It's made up of a number of institutions, groups of people and individuals who make, apply and enforce the law.

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29/3/2025 09:26:01 am

New Zealand's criminal justice system faces key issues like overcrowding, racial disparity, rehabilitation gaps, police accountability, mental health support, and sentencing reforms for fairness.

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17/3/2026 10:20:03 pm

Focus should shift from gangs to root causes like family violence, inequality, and Māori overrepresentation—these drive most crime but get less attention.

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9/4/2026 05:24:35 pm

Really insightful piece that highlights some tough but important realities within New Zealand’s criminal justice system. I liked how it challenges common perceptions and brings attention to deeper, often overlooked issues. Definitely a thought-provoking read that encourages a more balanced conversation.

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14/5/2026 02:14:11 am

This sounds like a fascinating and important discussion on the future of criminal justice in New Zealand. Bringing together experts from corrections, law, policing, journalism, and government must have provided a wide range of valuable perspectives. I also appreciate how the post encourages readers to explore the book further, making complex justice issues more accessible to the public.

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1/6/2026 07:48:57 pm

This article raises important questions about the challenges facing New Zealand’s criminal justice system. A thoughtful overview that encourages discussion on fairness, rehabilitation, public safety, and long-term reform.

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