Mids Pt 1

Question 1

Aprihention for Maori

Answer 1

Are 3.3 times more likely than non Maori to be apprehended for a criminal offence than non maori

Question 2

Prosecution

Answer 2

Maori are 3.8 times more likely than non Maori to be proscecuted

Question 3

Convicted maori

Answer 3

are 3.9 times more likely than non Maori to be convicted

Question 4

Custodial sentences

Answer 4

Maori men are 7 times more likely to be given a custodial sentence and Maori women are 9 times more likely

Question 5

Maori population prison percentage

Answer 5

51% of the male population and 58 or the female population

Question 6

Time line of causes

Answer 6

1- pre contact period 
2-early contact 
3-dodgy land deals 
4-naked violence 
5-legislative acts of war
6-urbanisation 
7 -dawn raids

Question 7

What does each step of thd timeline represent

Answer 7

Dodgy land deals=mistrust
Warfare=grief and pain
Legislation =injustice
Democracy =not for all
Land loss=destruction of Maori economic base
Unbanisation=acceleration cultural loss-further inter generational poverty

Question 8

Percentages from cop survey

Answer 8

1998
700 cops 5+years on the team

Almost half are more likely to pull over a flash car if it was a Maori driver

70%report hearing racist language used ‘sometimes or often’

Question 9

3-4 process to help Maori and pasifica

Answer 9

1-family group conferences
2-rangatahi courts / pasifica courts
3-isi community justice panels
4-well-being budget

Question 10

Basics of rangatahi courts / pasifica

Answer 10

15 this year
Alt to youth court system 60% of youth courts are Maori
Culturally sensitive
Different way of engaging
Brings together Maori values with restorative approach

Question 11

Iwi/community justice panels

Answer 11

For adults - not just for Maori
On mare if possible
Less serious crimes 8 across country
3 community members, support, police officer

Question 12

Legislation supporting Maori

Answer 12

Sentencing act 2002

-must take into account personal family dealings

Question 13

Basics of well-being budget

Answer 13

Allocated 98 mil to address criminal reoffending
Focus on Maori men under 30
Whanu Ora approach to reduce reoffending

Question 14

Legislative key dates

Answer 14

1854- first parliament
1863 suppression rebellion act
1863 no setllemens act
1865- native land courts