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AODT Court – Eligibility Criteria and Consent Form– v1.1 28/05/2021 1 For counsel to complete On the basis of available information, I am confident that the defendant might be eligible for the AODT Court. Please complete the information below: AODT Court Eligibility Criteria is aged 17 years or over. is a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident. be likely to have an alcohol and/or other drug substance use disorder (active addiction for alcoh...
...lawyers Duty lawyers are required to provide services to unrepresented defendants in accordance with the following broad guidance. They deal with: • matters where the defendant wishes to be represented by the duty lawyer, intends to enter a guilty plea and their sentencing can be dealt with on the day and/or a legal aid application is not required • matters where the defendant wishes to be represented by the duty lawyer, intends to enter a not guilty plea and/or the matter can be...
...lawyers Duty lawyers are required to provide services to unrepresented defendants in accordance with the following broad guidance. They deal with: matters where the defendant wishes to be represented by the duty lawyer, intends to enter a guilty plea and their sentencing can be dealt with on the day and/or a legal aid application is not required matters where the defendant wishes to be represented by the duty lawyer, intends to enter a not guilty plea and/or the matter can be...
...lawyers Duty lawyers are required to provide services to unrepresented defendants in accordance with the following broad guidance. They deal with: matters where the defendant wishes to be represented by the duty lawyer, intends to enter a guilty plea and their sentencing can be dealt with on the day and/or a legal aid application is not required matters where the defendant wishes to be represented by the duty lawyer, intends to enter a not guilty plea and/or the matter can be...
...lawyers Duty lawyers are required to provide services to unrepresented defendants in accordance with the following broad guidance. They deal with: • matters where the defendant wishes to be represented by the duty lawyer, intends to enter a guilty plea and their sentencing can be dealt with on the day and/or a legal aid application is not required • matters where the defendant wishes to be represented by the duty lawyer, intends to enter a not guilty plea and/or the matter can be...
...congratulations on the successful conclusion to the final chapter. By my calculations with the default deposit you actually sold the property for a whopping $620,000 which is impressive. Not bad when you would have taken $565k. Also, you’ll be pleased you waited a few days to nett an extra $26k so if you wanted to show your appreciation to my extra efforts I suggest we split the difference on the extra [achieved] for you between $535k and the $561k which works out at to $13k...
...number of material respects. This decision concerns the penalty to be imposed on Mr Hirschfeld as a consequence of these admitted errors. [2] Mr Hirschfeld, a practitioner of 30 years experience, who has had an unblemished career until now, has pleaded guilty to 12 charges of negligence such as would tend to bring the profession into disrepute. That is an alarming number of charges but arises because the 12 charges, as framed, relate to 12 different clients to whom he was assign...
...penalty for a third strike (see pars 73-77); 3.2.2. add new guiding principles for the use of the exceptions to ensure they are used in accordance with the objectives set by Parliament (see paras 78-81); and 3.2.3. provide for recognition of guilty pleas (see paras 82-87). IN CONFIDENCE 4 3.3. Changes to the approach for murder under three strikes (see paras 88-95): provide greater flexibility in the mandatory sentencing for murder, 3.4. Retrospectivity and transitional...
...through the Family Violence Court 29 3.2.2 Programmes and ‘self-referrals’ 33 3.3 Victims and Offenders involved with the Manukau FV Court 39 3.3.1 Safety 39 3.3.2 Accountability 43 3.4 Case flow 44 3.4.1 Disposal time 44 3.4.2 Charges by plea type 49 3.4.3 Reduction in seriousness of charges 50 3.5 Analysis of Outcomes and Sentences 52 3.5.1 Summary of findings 52 3.5.2 Main outcomes 53 3.5.3 Main sentences imposed 55 3.5.4 Custodial sentences imposed for the comparison sam...
...have pleaded guilty to charges arising out of two properties that were sold by the branch in 2014. The first is a property at 14 Carlie Street, Papatoetoe and the second a property at 71 Fitzroy Street, Papatoetoe. [2] Because of the guilty pleas the hearing in Auckland on 22 July was a penalty hearing only and the facts set out in this decision are taken from the uncontested statements of evidence of Paul Davies, (the new branch manager at Papatoetoe branch), Mr Hape, Ms Olga...