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Judges: "Thomas J" (Boolean)
18 case(s) matched.
| 1 | 2 | - Choudry (No 2) v Attorney-General
New Zealand, Court of Appeal, 9 Dec 1998
FAIR HEARING - evidence
PROPERTY - search and seizure
SEARCH & SEIZURE - property
An implied statutory power of breaking and entering is not compatible with the Bill of Rights
- Choudry v The Attorney-General
New Zealand, Court of Appeal, 6 Jul 1999
INFORMATION - national security
Judicial inspection of information certified as subject to public interest immunity by the executive on national security grounds is exceptional
- Daniels v Thompson
New Zealand, Court of Appeal, 12 Feb 1998
FAIR HEARING - access to justice, double punishment
Civil action for exemplary damages after criminal proceedings constitutes double punishment
- Govindasamy & Ors v Director of Land Reforms & Ors
India, Supreme Court, 12 Feb 1998
- Harder v Proceedings Comr
New Zealand, Court of Appeal, 17 Jul 2000
FAIR HEARING - evidence
PRIVATE LIFE - confidentiality
REMEDIES - damages
No breach by using recording of lawyer's telephone conversation where information unsolicited
- Living World Distributors Ltd v Human Rights Action Group Inc (Wellington)
New Zealand, Court of Appeal, 31 Aug 2000
EQUALITY - discrimination (sex), discrimination (sexuality)
EXPRESSION - censorship
Censorship legislation to balance right to receive information and public interest in restricting objectionable material
- Quilter & Ors v Attorney General of New Zealand
New Zealand, Court of Appeal, 17 Dec 1997
EQUALITY - discrimination (sexuality), equal protection
SEXUALITY - discrimination
Marriage licences could be denied to lesbian couples
- R v Fraser
New Zealand, Court of Appeal , 20 Mar 1997
FAIR HEARING - evidence
PRIVATE LIFE - search and seizure
SEARCH & SEIZURE
Video surveillance footage admissible as evidence
- R v Griffin
New Zealand , Court of Appeal, 10 Apr 2001
FAIR HEARING
Equality of arms - evidence - inability of defendant's psychologist to examine complainant's mental state unjustified
- R v Hines
New Zealand, Court of Appeal, 15 Aug 1997
FAIR HEARING - witnesses (anonymity)
Witness anonymity violates the right to challenge adverse witnesses
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