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1/09/2016
The Restorative Justice Victim Satisfaction Survey measures victims’ experiences of, and satisfaction with Ministry of Justice-funded restorative justice processes. Key findings
Most victims (86%) were satisfied and would recommend restorative justice.
1/04/2018
This report was written to help everyone involved in youth justice to understand system-wide trends and issues.
1/03/2001
The purpose of this 2001 project was to help develop an understanding of traditional Māori perspectives on justice, which involves the identification of cultural values and beliefs in relation to Māori practices and tikanga.
1/09/1988
This 1988 report is the report of the Ministerial Advisory Committee on a Maori perspective for the Department of Social Welfare.
1/07/2016
Education programmes, including vocational training, are offered to prisoners as part of their rehabilitation.
1/09/2016
Managing problem behaviour in schools is very important from an educational perspective. There is also clear international evidence that behavioural interventions in schools can reduce offending and victimisation.
1/02/1987
"This paper is the first stage of an attempt to address the problem of criminal offending by Māori youths and the subsequent imprisonment of a disproportionately high number of those youths when they appear before...
1/12/2007
The purpose of this 2007 report is to:
assess how effectively the components of the criminal justice system, including the Ministry of Justice, the Department of Corrections, the New Zealand Police and the Parole Board, work...
1/11/1988
"He Whaipaanga Hou is the second part of a research project which attempts to reach an understanding of Māori offending". Please note that this document is 310 pages in length (72. 02MB).
1/04/2016
Offenders face a number of challenges when being released from prison, making it difficult for them to successfully reintegrate into society. There is very promising New Zealand evidence that reintegration services reduce reoffending.
