Brett David Grinder v Attorney-General and New Zealand parole Board - SC 147/2023
Timestamps:
Appellant’s submissions: 04:10
Law Association – Intervener’s submissions: 1:40:10
Criminal Bar Association – Intervener’s submissions: 02:08:10
First Respondent’s submissions: 02:26:30
Second Respondent’s submissions: 03:47:30
Appellant’s reply submissions: 04:20:40
Brett David Grinder v Attorney-General and New Zealand parole Board
Hearing | 22 October 2024
22 October 2024 10 am
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Summary
Civil AppealResult
A Leave to appeal is granted (Attorney-General v Grinder [2023] NZCA 596).
B The approved question is whether the Court of Appeal was correct to allow the appeal and in particular the proper approach to the imposition, variation or discharge of special conditions when a person subject to preventive detention is granted release on parole.
6 May 2024Date of Hearing
22 October 2024
Judges
Winkelmann CJ, Ellen France, Williams, Kós & Miller JJ
Case Synopses
Submissions from counsel
- Hearing date 22 October 2024 Appellant submissions (PDF 427 KB)
- Hearing date 22 October 2024 First Respondent submissions (PDF 1 MB)
- Hearing date 22 October 2024 Second Respondent submissions (PDF 342 KB)
- Hearing date 22 October 2024 Intervener Criminal Bar Association submissions (PDF 242 KB)
- Hearing date 22 October 2024 Intervener The Law Association submissions (PDF 580 KB)
Related Documents
High Court decision — GRINDER v NEW ZEALAND PAROLE BOARD [2022] NZHC 3188 [30 November 2022]
Court of Appeal decision — ATTORNEY-GENERAL v GRINDER [2023] NZCA 596 [24 November 2023]
Leave judgment - leave granted — BRETT DAVID GRINDER v ATTORNEY-GENERAL [2024] NZSC 50 [6 May 2024] (PDF 137 KB)