Browsing by Author "Diefenbach, Nina"
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Item Restricted The Introduction of Boot Camps in New Zealand(Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, 2010) Diefenbach, NinaThis paper deals with the potential use of boot camps in juvenile criminal law in New Zealand introduced by the Children, Young Persons, and Their Families (Youth Courts Jurisdiction and Orders) Amendment Act 2010 coming into force 1st October 2010. The paper will give an overview of the youth justice system of New Zealand and its legal framework. Moreover, a comparison will be given of the New Zealand approach and the approach in the United States and finally an analysis of the success of such programmes and an alternative to deal with youth criminality will be presented.Item Restricted The Regulation of Organics in New Zealand and Europe: A Consideration under International Issues(Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, 2010) Diefenbach, NinaThis paper is about the regulation of organic agriculture. It deals first with the issues and the present situation with which agriculture must deal. Furthermore it illustrate international organisations at the organic market. As a next step the paper explains the organisation of the organic market in New Zealand and Europe. It describes the regulation systems and the legal requirements as well as the rules for labeling and controle. Furthermore it points out the simularity and the differences of the systems and how they are conected. Finaly the paper rises the question if the present situation of regulation is enough. It will point out the denagour of the present situation and the perspectives.Item Restricted The "Three Strikes Law" in New Zealand(Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, 2010) Diefenbach, NinaThis paper is about the “Three Strikes Law” in New Zealand. The Paper will explain the social background of its introduction, the present arrangement in New Zealand and will consider whether this arrangement breach the Bill of Rights Act and if it is compatible with the principles of sentencing.