Bill Hodge
Bill Hodge is a retired law professor from the University of Auckland, known for his expertise in criminal law and advocacy for victims' rights. He has been vocal about issues surrounding sexual assault cases and has expressed concern regarding the bail granted to defendants in high-profile criminal cases, emphasizing the potential impact on community safety and the perception of justice.
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Retired University of Auckland law professor Hodge said if he were advising her, he would encourage seeking compensation.
Legal experts say woman prosecuted over Jevon McSkimming case may get payout
New Zealand· 2025-11-13
Bill Hodge, a retired University of Auckland law professor, commented on the prosecution of the soldier accused of espionage.
Trial of New Zealand soldier accused of espionage remains shrouded in secrecyNew Zealand· 2025-08-14
Bill Hodge commented that it sounded like a logical case to drop based on the information provided.
Crown drops manslaughter charge against woman who fatally stabbed ex-NZ Māori league player after alleged abuseNew Zealand· 2025-06-06
Bill Hodge commented on the legal implications of the case, stating that the 'finders keepers' rule was not valid in law.
Auckland woman who received pensioner’s $158k in bank error pleads not guilty, name suppressedNew Zealand· 2025-06-03
Bill Hodge commented on the legal principles surrounding the case.
West Auckland woman who received $158k in account transfer error charged with theftNew Zealand· 2025-05-26
Bill Hodge has voiced strong concerns about the defendants being granted bail.
German backpacker gang-rape case: Why police did not oppose bail for accused trioNew Zealand· 2025-04-04
