Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jun 29, 2017 17:34:25 GMT 12
NUMBER OF YOUNG MĀORI IN COURT JUMPS 9 PERCENT – RESEARCH
The number of young Māori coming before the courts rose 9 percent last year, according to research carried out by a group of high school students.
The work has been completed by St Thomas' in Christchurch as part of an annual project - the National Youth Custody Index - which uses the Official Information Act to compile a snapshot of how well the justice system is doing in dealing with young people.....
103.14.3.1/news/national/334052/number-of-young-maori-in-court-jumps-9-percent-research
The number of young Māori coming before the courts rose 9 percent last year, according to research carried out by a group of high school students.
The work has been completed by St Thomas' in Christchurch as part of an annual project - the National Youth Custody Index - which uses the Official Information Act to compile a snapshot of how well the justice system is doing in dealing with young people.....
103.14.3.1/news/national/334052/number-of-young-maori-in-court-jumps-9-percent-research