A good article on this topic appears on Answers.com, at http://www.answers.com/topic/gun-law?cat=travel (the source is Wikipedia). According to the piece, gun law is covered by the 1983 Arms Act and the 1992 Arms Regulations which require a person to obtain a firearms license for the right to use / own firearms. The weapons covered are sporting rifles, shotguns and ammunition. There's also a requisite test on 'safe and responsible firearms use, ownership, and storage'. Dealers & collectors+ ownership of semi-automatic guns require a special license.

Travel, usually. It depends on the crime and it is within good thought to check with their closest embassy to decide if they think you could.

To emigrate however with a criminal record is very difficult.

Any prescription drugs that were not prescribed by a doctor are illegal, but any internationally illegal drug (i.e. cocaine) is followed out in New Zealand. New Zealand is known for it's massive dealings (usually with Methamphetamine) with China on illegal drugs.

On reading the Crimes Act, it appears that your own attempted suicide is not illegal, but if you aid, abet, counsel etc another to do so, and they do, then you may be liable (s179).
Also if you make a suicide pact with someone else then you may be liable (s180).

New Zealand does not have degrees of homicide, only three categories- murder, manslaughter, and infanticide. The punishment for both murder and manslaughter is a "life" sentence, however parole means the offender will spend less time in prison.

no its not my freind has it and he talked back to the police when they told him to turn off the car

The separation of powers have to do with the writers of the constitution's concern for making one person the most powerful in the new government.

The same as any other Western country.

As long as they have valid driving certification in their country of origin to a standard seen as acceptable in New Zealand, there should be no problem.

ever since in Maori maybe translated as Te wa, Te wa, Te wa which refers to time before during and after, it is time unmeasurable and passes through eternally,

You can obtain your motorcycle (Class 6) learner licence after your 15th birthday - the same as a car (Class 1) learner licence. However, you need a full motorcycle licence to ride any motorcycle unrestricted, which take a minimum of 18 months form when you get your learner licence.

No it's illegal

Typically the easiest way to get a Tunisian with German Citizenship to New New Zealand is to take a commercial flight from Germany.

some people say you can't but you can if you really search around (depending on what area in NZ you live in). I know that AMF Bowling which has two centres in Auckland and Christchurch hires 14 year olds and over, most pet shops also hire 14 year olds, or you could even try the movies their minimum age is usually around 14/15. You could also try random stores around your area for example a gourmet shop, i applied for one of those stores when i was 14 and got the job, or after school care programmes often need help, a friend of mine is 14 and she has a job there and gets paid $80 a week for only 4 1/2 hours a week, which is pretty good for a young teen. Hope this helps, since it breaks all the myths of 14 year olds not being able to get jobs in NZ, because you can :)

The problem is if the bone carving is made of whale bone as there are international conventions on the transporting of whale products. Permits are needed for the export of whale bone carvings and requirements vary depending on things like the age of the carving and the source of the whale bone. It would be best to consult with the Department of Conservation if you are dealing with whalebone.

s159 crimes act- child becomes human being (and can be a victim of culpable homocide s160) once it has ' completely proceeded in living state from the body of its mother' (born)

--> there is law protecting the life of infants.

But infanticide in the legal world is used as a partial defence

s178 crimes act- where a WOMAN casues the death of her own child, under age 10, in a manner that amounts to culpable homicide(s160), and where at the time of the offence the balance of her mind wa disturbed, by reason of effects of childbirth, she is not fully liable under murder or manslaughter, but guilty of infanticide- which only has a max imprisonment term of 3 years

Yes there is.

All gun owners must be licensed by the police......you have to pass an exam first. All weapons have to be locked into a legal gun cabinet and there is restrictions on the types of guns you can have.

Choose one from the Act, set out in the link below

e.g. right not to be deprived of life

Just like anywhere else - it'd be anarchy! There's be looting, murder, lots of gangfights - probably a WHOLE lot of domestic violence and child abuse, too. And drugs - methamphetamine is huge in New Zealand, and marijuana too.

No, I do not believe that any animal is illegal or should be. Also, I have a chinchilla and I live in New England. I have never gotten caught with Luz.