From common assault to serious charges like wounding, manslaughter, or murder, we provide robust defence strategies tailored to the specifics of your case.

We represent clients facing charges related to the possession, supply, importation, or manufacture of illegal drugs, ensuring a thorough examination of the evidence and legal options.

At Anj Singh Law, we offer dedicated and compassionate legal representation across a broad spectrum of criminal matters. With over two decades of experience, Anj Singh provides personalised support to navigate the complexities of the criminal justice system in New Zealand.

Facing sexual offence allegations is incredibly stressful. We provide discreet, non-judgmental, and strategic representation to protect your rights and reputation throughout the legal process.

We handle all driving-related offences, including limited licences, applications to avoid licence disqualification, and Section 94 and 106 applications for discharge without conviction. Our goal is to minimise the impact on your life and livelihood.

Charges related to domestic violence, such as assault within a family relationship or breaching protection orders, are taken seriously. We offer sensitive and effective legal support to address these complex situations.

A conviction can have lasting consequences. We assess your case to determine eligibility for a discharge without conviction, helping you avoid a permanent criminal record when appropriate.

Securing bail is a critical step in the legal process. We prepare and present compelling bail applications to facilitate your release from custody.

What Is a Cultural Report?

A cultural report, prepared under Section 27 of the Sentencing Act 2002, provides the court with critical insight into a defendant’s background, personal circumstances, and cultural factors that may have contributed to their offending. It allows the judge to see the full picture—not just the offence, but the person behind it.

Why Invest in a Cultural Report?

The government has removed funding for cultural reports, meaning they must now be privately funded. While this adds to your cost, the value of a well-prepared report cannot be overstated. It can be the difference between a harsh, one-size-fits-all sentence and one that genuinely considers your circumstances.

Consider this:

 Would you want the court to understand the challenges and experiences that shaped your life?

 Should your personal history and cultural background be considered in sentencing?

 Could a tailored approach lead to a fairer outcome?

If the answer is yes, then a cultural report is a crucial investment.

How I Can Help

As a barrister specialising in criminal law, I have extensive experience in arranging high-quality cultural reports that courts take seriously. I work with skilled professionals who know how to present your story in a way that is both compelling and credible. I also ensure the process is smooth, efficient, and tailored to your unique situation.

Don’t Leave Your Story Untold

In the justice system, details matter. A well-prepared cultural report can be the key to securing a sentence that reflects your reality, not just your charges.

If you or a loved one is facing sentencing, get in touch today. Let’s make sure your story is heard.

If you believe a legal error affected your case's outcome, we provide expert advice on the appeals process and represent you in seeking a fair resolution.

Protecting your identity can be crucial. We assist in applying for name suppression to prevent undue harm to your personal and professional life.

Recognising that some offences stem from underlying issues, we adopt a trauma-informed approach, connecting clients with support services and advocating for outcomes that consider these factors.

In cases involving large-scale drug operations, we analyse complex evidence and provide strategic defence to address the serious nature of these charges.

Accusations of fraud or dishonesty can severely impact your future. We work diligently to assess the evidence and advocate for the best possible outcome.

Only $990 + GST for Limited Time

Need to drive for work, family, or medical reasons after a licence suspension? I can help.

If your licence has been suspended due to excess demerit points, a traffic offence, or a drink driving charge, you may be eligible to apply for a limited licence—also known as a “work licence.” This court-approved permit allows you to legally drive for essential purposes during your disqualification period.

Applying for a limited licence can be complex, and small errors can result in delays or rejections. With over 22 years of experience in traffic and criminal law, I make the process faster, smoother, and far more likely to succeed.

As your lawyer, I will:

• Assess your eligibility and guide you on timing

• Draft a compelling affidavit outlining your need to drive

• Gather supporting letters and documentation

• File your application with the court and represent you at the hearing

• Ensure your conditions are clear, realistic, and compliant

It’s not just about paperwork—it’s about protecting your livelihood, your whānau, and your future.

Let’s get you back on the road, legally and safely.
Contact Anj Singh Law today for personalised help with your limited licence application.