Dr Amokura Kawharu

Dr Amokura Kawharu is a distinguished legal scholar and former president of the Law Commission in New Zealand, recognized for her contributions to legal reform and policy development. She served a five-year term, during which she focused on modernizing laws and addressing issues related to tikanga, and was later appointed as a High Court judge, showcasing her expertise and dedication to the legal field.

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