Grinder v New Zealand Parole Board

Case •

[2024] NZSC 50

•

6 May 2024

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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND

I TE KŌTI MANA NUI O AOTEAROA
 SC 147/2023
 [2024] NZSC 50
BETWEEN

BRETT DAVID GRINDER
Applicant

AND

ATTORNEY‑GENERAL
First Respondent

AND

NEW ZEALAND PAROLE BOARD
Second Respondent
Court:

Winkelmann CJ, Glazebrook and Ellen France JJ

Counsel:

D A Ewen and I J G Hensman for Applicant
C A Griffin for First Respondent
M S Smith and V J Owen for Second Respondent

Judgment:

6 May 2024

JUDGMENT OF THE COURT

ALeave to appeal is granted (Attorney‑General v Grinder [2023] NZCA 596).

BThe 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.

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Solicitors:
Ord Legal, Wellington for Applicant
Te Tari Ture o te Karauna | Crown Law Office, Wellington for First Respondent
Vicki J Owen, Wellington for Second Respondent

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Attorney-General v Grinder [2023] NZCA 596