original_query: What was the case Taunoa v Attorney-General about?
query: What was the case Taunoa v Attorney-General about?
answer: Taunoa v Attorney-General was a Supreme Court of New Zealand case concerning breaches of prisoners' Bill of Rights protected rights by the Department of Corrections' Behaviour Management Regime (BMR) at Auckland Prison (1998-2004).  The BMR involved harsh conditions, and the court ruled that prisoners' rights had been violated.