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Material on case has been delivered to antitrust Authority, which has to recommend whether to pursue charges, and to State Prosecutor's Office for same reason.

Justices reject Hirchson's claim NIS 1.7 million received in cash-filled envelopes as head of the National Workers Union were 'type of salary'.

Rabbi Yaakov Yosef, suspected of incitement over endorsement of controversial book 'Torat Hamelech,' which justifies killing of non-Jews, speaks at right-wing demonstration in Jerusalem.

Eldad Hadad, one of the policemen released from prison earlier this year after serving time for avenging known criminal, shot outside his synagogue; police arrest 28-year-old suspect from Nahariya.

Schoenfeld recalls how he occasionally sent children to juvenile detention facilities instead of a treatment center because no space was available.

Journalists wage two-year battle to free Bubacarr Ceesay from prison, incarcerated for being illegal infiltrator; Ceesay claims fled persecution for being journalist in native Gambia.

Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein says action against municipal rabbis still being examined by relevant officials; letter sent by rabbis in December last year warned homeowners not to rent to Arabs because of halakhic ban.

Benjamin Netanyahu releases statement in response to detention of Rabbi Dov Lior for endorsing book that justifies killing of non-Jews; Netanyahu says no one 'beyond the rule of law.'

Maurice Benatar, who mentioned his case backlog in his suicide note, had 55 cases pending his decision, some of which had been waiting for a written verdict for nearly two years.

Amir was sentenced to a life term plus 14 years for the murder in November 1995 of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and related offenses; he has been in solitary confinement the entire time.

Hundreds try to storm Supreme Court after police detain right-wing rabbi.

An interview with family rights activist Irit Rosenblum.

Judicial Appointments Committee sets up subcommittee on preventing conflicts of interest in response to recent accusations of cronyism; Accusations follow recent appointment of judge claimed not to be ready for the post.

It is believed that Lieberman continued to manage his worldwide business dealings, bringing in millions of dollars, while he was an MK and a minister.

Barzilay said he plans to work to combat the inundation of the market with new lawyers, to battle efforts by other professionals to assume responsibilities that are the sole purview of attorneys, and to restore the rating of judges.

Efrati was convicted in a plea bargain of attempted sodomy, assault and causing bodily harm for attacking the complainant after a stag party at the Tel Aviv Port last November.

Former PM suing state prosecutor over comments in Haaretz interview.

U.S. law allows the release of a prisoner for a predefined period, in order to visit a dying relative or attend a funeral.

While the deputy state prosecutor says Eden Aberjil's actions do not justify criminal proceedings, he will launch criminal investigations into two other IDF soldiers over footage of controversial behavior.

Out of the 13,976 complaints, the largest number were against the National Insurance Institute (1,332), followed by Israel Police (689).

Expected prerequisite may disqualify private sector candidates.

Ruling comes after appeal by six Bedouin residents of non-recognized communities in Negev sought the overturn of 2006 ruling by water affairs tribunal rejecting their application to be connected to a Mekorot water company main.

The Association for Civil Rights in Israel contends that the law that allows police to obtain warrants seriously violates the right to privacy.

David Maria Jaeger, a native of downtown Tel Aviv who converted to Catholicism, will become a prelate auditors of the Roman Rota, one of the chief papal law courts of the Catholic church.