Justice
Government tells High Court draft arrests risk civil war, says case outcome 'known in advance'
“Israel needs haredi recruits, not haredi detainees,” the government said, arguing that arrests of yeshiva students could reverse a gradual increase in enlistment and risk civil war.
Remembering Elie Wiesel: A soul on fire and a life dedicated to justice - opinion
High Court temporarily freezes parts of Shlomo Karhi's broadcasting reform as petitions grow
High Court names nine-justice panel to hear petitions on law halting arrest of haredi draft dodgers
Israeli government's attack on the judiciary is a warning from history - opinion
The incitement machine against the judiciary and gatekeepers was not invented in Israel – it was born in Europe a century ago.
Prosecution backs acquittal of man in 1990 murder, cites rare, exceptional circumstances
Maslouhi was convicted in 1994 of offenses stemming from a plot to kidnap and rob Attar, who was shot during the incident, critically wounded, and later died of his injuries.
Private clinic employee charged after allegedly attempting to access medical records of ex-hostage
The employee was said to have attempted to gain access to the private file of a former hostage despite not needing such information to perform the duties of their job.
High Court limits public attendance to trials after warning of ‘unprecedented disturbances'
The seven-justice panel addressed the growing disruption inside courtrooms ahead of one of the most politically explosive cases of the year: the government’s push to remove A-G Gali Baharav-Miara.
High Court cancels hearing on firing of A-G Baharav-Miara after gov’t fails to send representatives
Supreme Court President Isaac Amit announced from the bench that the justices would issue their ruling based solely on the written material.
UK plans justice overhaul to prioritize victims by cutting court delays
The UK government will propose reforms to modernize courts and speed up trials, addressing nearly 80,000 delayed cases and putting victims “front and centre” of the justice system.
The MAG affair: When legal power becomes a threat to democracy - opinion
What makes the actions of the military advocate-general and her officers so serious is their use of criminal mechanisms to interfere in and manipulate public discourse.
Qatargate: Urich's attorneys accuse State Attorney of violating their client's 'fundamental rights'
According to Urich’s attorneys, their client has not received investigation materials and evidence prior to his hearing, two fundamental rights in the Israeli legal system.
Slip and Fall in the Gig Economy: Who Bears Responsibility?
Amplifying Elie Wiesel’s moral voice: We cannot be silent onlookers
We cannot accept injustice and the suffering of others as any kind of norm.
