DNA Led to Suspect, Murder Mastermind Still Not Located

Courts · Israel · Jerusalem

Supreme Court Accepts Garban's Appeal: Murder Conviction Stands, Sentence to Be Redetermined

Now the Supreme Court has ruled that in the circumstances of the case, "special cruelty" in its legal sense did not exist

Israel · Netanya

Possessed 2.3 Kilograms of Cannabis in Car and Avoids Prison Time or Community Service

The judge even refrained from imposing community service, which the parties had agreed upon, and from an actual driver's license suspension

Israel · Jerusalem

Severely Beaten by 2 Workers, Tried to Flee, but Found Himself in the Defendant's Bench

This is how someone who is also described as a victim of violence became a defendant.

Held a Grenade at Home: State Sought Prison, Court Settled for Community Service

Judge Yasmin Katily sentenced him to 300 hours of community service, a probation order, and a suspended sentence, ruling that even community labor prison could harm his progress.

Crime · Israel · Tel Aviv

Only Two Years in Prison for Defendant in Tel Aviv Central Bus Station Rolex Robbery

The encounter between Morad and the complainant, a foreign worker from Sri Lanka, took place near the New Central Bus Station in Tel Aviv

אישום הרצח הוסר המחלוקת על העונש נותרה

הפרקליטות תבקש עשר שנות מאסר, וסנגורו עו״ד רצון דרחי יבקש להסתפק בתקופת המעצר שריצה

Israel · Rishon LeZion

Rishon LeZion, Two Shots, Brawl Video and Arrest Request: Court Ordered Release of Two Suspects

Attorneys Bar Aslan and Omer Adiri worked for the release of the two suspects, emphasizing the differences in each person's part in the incident. Despite the police request to extend detention, the court was persuaded and the suspects were released

Courts · United States · Florida

State of Florida Sues The New York Times

The claim: Management fails to oversee enforcement of the journalistic standards published by the newspaper itself, harming the company's primary asset—reputation—and consequently shareholder value.

Israel · Jerusalem

Watch the Footage: Despite State Objection, District Court Permits Detainee to Attend Brother's Wedding Supervised by Fiancée and Sister-in-Law

The State argued that the flight from police officers and the acts attributed to Nassar Shorti do not allow placing trust in him. The defense team, Attorneys Shimshon Weiss and Liraz Meir, presented a framework for a brief release under tight supervision, and the court granted the motion.

Prisoners' Stories from Behind Bars · United States · Alabama

The Crying from the Adjacent Cell Broke the Silence: The Story of a Death Row Inmate in an American Prison

From life inside Holman Prison in Alabama, he described one night that led him to start speaking to the inmates around him again and later establish a book club on death row

Crime · Israel · Rishon LeZion

Two Knives, Brass Knuckles, Two Confessions: Cinema City Case Collapses

A fundamental question remained unanswered: who conducted the search, and under what authority?

Investigations · Israel

The October 7 map of responsibility is incomplete without the map of appointments: Who failed and who placed them in the role?

Alongside the question of who held responsibility that morning lies another question: Who appointed these people to key roles, and how was the chain of command that was supposed to stop the attack built?