The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... Police Complaints Authority's powers In Police Service Board v Morris the High Court of. T his article discusses the Police Complaints Act in light of two recent High Court decisions . The cases provide two different interpretations of ...
... Police Complaints Authority's powers In Police Service Board v Morris the High Court of. T his article discusses the Police Complaints Act in light of two recent High Court decisions . The cases provide two different interpretations of ...
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... police was on behalf of the Authority , there was an argument that the suspect police officer could rely on the privilege against self - incrimination in s 25. In the Australian case of Police Service Board v Morris ( 1985 ) 156 CLR 397 ...
... police was on behalf of the Authority , there was an argument that the suspect police officer could rely on the privilege against self - incrimination in s 25. In the Australian case of Police Service Board v Morris ( 1985 ) 156 CLR 397 ...
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... Police v Haua ( 1986 ) 3 CRNZ 17 , 21 ( on appeal sub nom Police v Campbell [ 1990 ] 3 NZLR 9 ) . A lesser charge need not always be the one substituted : Bartlett v MOT ( HC Wellington , 13 August 1986 , M 7/86 , Heron J ) but it will ...
... Police v Haua ( 1986 ) 3 CRNZ 17 , 21 ( on appeal sub nom Police v Campbell [ 1990 ] 3 NZLR 9 ) . A lesser charge need not always be the one substituted : Bartlett v MOT ( HC Wellington , 13 August 1986 , M 7/86 , Heron J ) but it will ...
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