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To: OIA requests at New Zealand Police <[New Zealand Police request email]>
From: Gerard Ryan <[FOI #3140 email]>
Date: 11/09/2015 05:35PM
Subject: Official Information Act request - summing up transcript of judge
G A ANDREE WILTENS

Dear New Zealand Police,

I am requesting the summing up transcript of judge Wiltens in relation to
a police v Ryan in 31 October 2014 at Manukau DC.

CRN 2013-092-012866
FILE NUMBER : 131124/2956

Yours faithfully,

Gerard Ryan

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Dear Mr Ryan

 

You had requested from Police a transcript of a summing by Judge Wiltens.

This information is not held by Police and is therefore refused under
s9(2)(g) of the Official Information Act. 

The Ministry of Justice advises that access to the court record is
governed by legislation and there are specific rules around how this
information can be released.  Generally speaking, the person seeking
information from the court record will need to contact, in writing, the
registrar of the court at which the case was heard.  They will need to
identify the particular records they wish to access and give reasons for
their application.  Court contact details can be found on the Ministry of
Justice website at the following link:
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The request will be considered by either the registrar or if necessary a
judge.  Any decision relating to the release of a court record is a
judicial decision and may attract a fee.  The Ministry of Justice cannot
intervene or comment on this decision making process.

 

I hope this advice assists you and remind you of your right to complain to
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Yours sincerely

 

Teresa McMahon

Ministerial Services

Police National Headquarters

PO Box 3017

Wellington

 

 

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