Should remaining silent about a child’s murder be a crime? Following National’s announcement of proposed changes to the right to silence, Samuel breaks down what the law currently is, the protections already in place, and why this debate matters for justice in New Zealand. Drawing on his experience as a Prosecutor, Samuel shares a three-step proposal aimed at holding those responsible for child abuse and murder accountable, while protecting fundamental legal rights. How do we balance important rights with the need to deliver justice for our most vulnerable children?
