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Parenting Hearings Programme pilot: Evaluation report

The Parenting Hearings Programme (PHP) pilot is a new process initiated by the Principal Family Court Judge, Judge P Boshier. It commenced in six courts on…

Evaluation of 'Parenting Through Separation' Programme

Parental separation is a common occurrence in New Zealand and other western countries. Research indicates that parental separation is often associated with negative outcomes for children…

Self-represented litigants

Concern has grown in recent years about individuals appearing in court without representation. This has led to research in the United States, Canada, Australia and the…

Family Court Statistics in New Zealand in 2006 and 2007

This is the third Family Court Statistics report. It is based on data up to and including the 2007 year. It differs from the previous report…

Child and youth offending statistics in New Zealand: 1992 to 2007

This is the second release in an annual report series presenting statistics on children (aged 10 to 13) and youth (14 to 16) involved in the…

Murder / manslaughter convictions of youth 2002 - 2009

This report presents information on the youth (people aged under 17) convicted of murder or manslaughter since 2002. Analysis shows that there have been very few…

Justice Sector Forecast 2009-2017: Criminal justice forecasts

This paper sets out the forecast of the prison population for 2009–2017 and the forecast of non-custodial sentences and orders for 2009–2013. The non-custodial sentences and…

Justice Sector Forecast 2008-2016: Criminal justice forecasts

Justice sector agencies produce an annual forecast of the numbers of people held in prison for an eight year period. It projects the numbers of people…

Evaluation of Community Youth Programmes: Executive summary report

This report provides a summary and discussion of the key findings from evaluations of five Community Youth Programmes. The programmes were funded by the Ministry of…

Evaluation of Youth Offending Teams in New Zealand

Youth Offending Teams (YOTs) were formed in late 2002 at the recommendation of the Youth Offending Strategy (2002). It was intended that through the YOTs, effective…