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Understanding Aotearoa New Zealand’s Legal System

Buller, Theresa

At the Library of Congress

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About

New Zealand’s constitution is not found in a single constitutional document; it is one of only three countries without a formal written Constitution. Instead, the sources of New Zealand law reflect New Zealand’s history as a British colony, dominion, and independent nation, as well as the New Zealand Supreme Court’s acknowledgement in R v Ellis that tikanga Māori (Māori law and custom) is part of the common law of New Zealand. This webinar discussed the sources of New Zealand law, the decision in R v Ellis, and the integration of tikanga teaching into a New Zealand undergraduate LLB.

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Library of Congress
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English
Country
United States
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