Joe Williams
Justice Joe Williams is a prominent New Zealand jurist serving on the Supreme Court. He is known for his expertise in legal matters concerning Māori law and rights, and he contributed to the Supreme Court's decision in the case of Lai Toy, emphasizing the legal framework surrounding animal welfare and the Treaty of Waitangi.
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Joe Williams is one of the six police commissioners under whom Oberlene Smith-Whyte served.
Woman of steel | Lead Stories
Jamaica· 2026-02-09
Justice Joe Williams agreed with the lower courts that Uber exercised very close control over the way drivers operated.
Uber drivers win battle for employee status in landmark Supreme Court case
New Zealand· 2025-11-17
Joe Williams is the curator of Sea Life in Brighton who commented on the successful release of the turtles.
Tartarugas resgatadas em águas britânicas libertadas nos Açores | Ambiente
Portugal· 2025-09-27Justice Joe Williams was one of the justices who ruled on Ramirez-Alfonso's case.
Supreme Court turns down Colombian farm worker’s bid to seek discharge over cocaine convictionNew Zealand· 2025-04-28
Justice Joe Williams noted that the cultural report should have been considered as background information.
Supreme Court turns down Lai Toy’s bid to appeal conviction and sentence for ill-treating animalsNew Zealand· 2025-03-05