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Where will the Supreme Court sit in Auckland? July 16, 2021
The best of the High Court – 1988 edition (or, yet more proof NZLII is excellent) June 27, 2021
An account of the 10 minutes before the interim orders hearing on the “free speech” Council venue cases June 24, 2021
The pernicious habit May 16, 2021
Reports suggest justice system costs money April 29, 2021
An appeal judgment April 5, 2021
Bold, novel, ambitious, and valiant March 11, 2021
Towards a national emergency stockpile of interesting reserved judgments March 1, 2021
Commentary about the Trusts Act 2019 except the word trust is replaced by tryst January 29, 2021
Constitutional meta-principles in New Zealand December 23, 2020
Martial law “unable to be accessed by most New Zealanders” December 20, 2020
A public law fortune teller December 9, 2020
Article titles about Rylands v Fletcher arranged so they sound like an increasingly tired film franchise December 1, 2020
With apologies to AP Herbert – Haddock v Empire Television Holdings (a firm) October 16, 2020
New Zealand Law’s Tile Guide September 2, 2020
Equity: an exclusive interview August 9, 2020
New Court of Appeal Practice Note On Approach To Precedent July 15, 2020
A late entry for NZ law firm Employer of Choice Award 2020 May 26, 2020
On Covid and Advocacy May 17, 2020
Spin-off announced to popular “Legal System” May 8, 2020