The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 245
... objective in a manner which is in proportion to this objective ; whether these means are rationally related to the objective and interfere with the freedom as little as possible ; and ultimately , whether they are justifiable in light ...
... objective in a manner which is in proportion to this objective ; whether these means are rationally related to the objective and interfere with the freedom as little as possible ; and ultimately , whether they are justifiable in light ...
Page 325
... objective Part 1 of the rules states an overriding objective . Rule 1.1 provides : ( 1 ) these rules are a new procedural code with the overriding objective of enabling the Court to deal with cases justly ; ( 2 ) dealing with a case ...
... objective Part 1 of the rules states an overriding objective . Rule 1.1 provides : ( 1 ) these rules are a new procedural code with the overriding objective of enabling the Court to deal with cases justly ; ( 2 ) dealing with a case ...
Page 458
... objectives . 2. The search must be for a valid objective in pursuit of the ends of criminal justice , such as the discovery of an object that may be a threat to the safety of the Police , the accused or the public , or that may facili ...
... objectives . 2. The search must be for a valid objective in pursuit of the ends of criminal justice , such as the discovery of an object that may be a threat to the safety of the Police , the accused or the public , or that may facili ...
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