Briefcase: Anger and the smiling judge and Justice Arnold's Indian Rubber Man impersonation
Falling foul of the Justice Department.
A couple of years ago, Dunedin lawyer Tim Black was sworn in as a District Court judge. Appointed to the bench in Palmerston North, a challenge in itself you might think, his swearing-in session heard the Principal Family Court Judge Laurence Ryan welcome the new cap to the bench, saying at one
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Briefcase: Anger and the smiling judge and Justice Arnold's Indian Rubber Man impersonation
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