The court is doing some things differently to ensure it can deliver justice safely, including by using technology to hold some hearings remotely. High Court Te Kōti Matua. Subject to limited exceptions, persons wishing to report/republish Youth Court decisions published on this website will need the leave of the court which heard the proceedings to do so. Publication will resume as soon as possible.
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If it is and you meet the requirements, getting a work or resident visa will be easier. Decisions » Some decisions are published by the judiciary from courts and tribunals. Learn About Our Courts Nau mai ki tō tātou kōti For Lawyers Includes COVID-19 information For Media Includes COVID-19 information. The court hears appeals when they relate to the interests of justice. * Publication of judgments of the District Court has been temporarily suspended.
Court of Appeal Te Kōti Pīra. Other Courts Ētahi atu kōti. The Supreme Court is New Zealand's highest court and our final appeal court. The New Zealand courts recognise that the media plays an important role reporting the courts and helping the New Zealand public understand our justice system. For more details see About Judgments. This content has been created to assist with making the work of the High Court, Court of Appeal, and Supreme Court as open and transparent as possible. Judges are available in all the court’s divisions, including the Family Court, to deal with as many proceedings as can be safely undertaken. Nau mai haeri mai. District Court Te Kōti ā Rohe. Welcome to Courts of New Zealand. Supreme Court Te Kōti Mana Nui. Not all decisions are published.