At the Bar March 2018

At The Bar March 2018

Gender Equitable Engagement and Instruction Policy Barristers and AML/CFT Leave to Withdraw as Counsel NZBA Intervention: Amicus Curiae and Standby Counsel Old and New Courts Take Centre Stage www.nzbar.org.nz

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At the Bar March 2018

Published on Mar 26, 2018

New Zealand Bar Association | Ngā Ahorangi Motuhake o Te Ture

• Gender Equitable Engagement and Instruction Policy – Launch of a new policy • Anti-Money Laundering and Countering • Financing of Terrorism Act - its application to barristers • New Members – recently joined members • NZBA’s Mentoring Programme – making the most of mentoring • DragonDictate: an Essential Tool – a new member benefit to improve your workflow • Leave to Withdraw as Counsel – the lessons from Burgess v Monk • Appointing Amicus Curiae and Standby Counsel in • Criminal Trials – Fahey v R • A Performance Approach to Advocacy – how acting training can help at the Bar • Old but venerable – Auckland High Court and Dunedin Courts • The Cutting-Edge Court – Christchurch Justice Precinct • The End of Retirement as We Have Known it – is retirement an outmoded concept? • Residential Property as an Investment – is property the answer? • Digital Marketing – making the most of your online opportunities • PlanetWine – a new member benefit offer • Petrol Heads' Corner – David O’Neill on

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