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The case centres on whether the man should have been classed as a returning prisoner.

Malcolm Rewa has failed in his appeal over his conviction for Susan Burdett's murder.

She was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum period of 13 years for the murder.

Neurological immaturity at the time of the murders mitigated their culpability - court.

Tony Waldron was attacked as he slept.

EDITORIAL: New Zealand’s justice system has got it wrong 893 times.

Nigel Hampton KC opens up on career’s highs and lows after 100-plus murder trials.

'They’ve absolutely destroyed my life... I'm trying to get justice and I'm still at it.'

Chris Watson hopes Court of Appeal hearing in May will finally clear son's name.

The late-night ruling has granted a stay of proceedings.

Mihi Bassett received a rare apology from Corrections following degrading treatment.

Father avoided murder charge when child died hours after since-changed rule lapsed.

A man was jailed for taking the rival's patch. He claims it was a miscarriage of justice.

Luigi Havea was jailed for his part in the fatal car boot kidnapping of a Thai drug queen.

"This is a terribly tragic case," the Court of Appeal said.

John Aitken's vicious and violent attack cost his victim the sight in his right eye.

Wife’s infidelity was direct attack on his 'male ego and manhood', killer claimed.

Appeal makes it to NZ's highest court, but only Parliament can decide if law will change.

He claimed the solution 'cured' cancer, Covid-19 and HIV.

The wife of a man who died following neglect has failed to overturn her conviction.

He believed he was a secret agent on missions one of which included beheading his teacher.

Dallas Hohua might only have to serve two years for the manslaughter.

Convicted killer and rapist Malcolm Rewa's lawyer Mark Ryan explained why there had been a miscarriage of justice, and that a retrial was necessary. Video / Pool

Rewa was convicted of murdering Susan Burdett, in a case that spanned two decades.

Supreme Court turns down killer Joseph Wheeler's bid.

Did Damien Kuru's calm exterior show he sanctioned a hit against a rival?

Philip Woolley was dumping thousands of litres of milk daily while under a court order.

Victims say shock move is re-traumatising.

Shame and despair over adultery magnified by murderer's Indian culture, court hears.