Former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked gave open testimony to police Tuesday morning in an investigation into ties between the Israel Bar Association and judges. Police had requested the testimony two months ago, after the attorney general refused a request to question her under caution. The Ministry of Justice said the delay was unintentional, according to reports.
Former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked gave open testimony to police Tuesday morning in an investigation into connections between the Israel Bar Association and judges. According to reports, the police had requested to take her testimony two months ago, after the attorney general refused a request to question her under caution. The attorney general's approval for the open testimony was granted only recently. The Ministry of Justice said the delay was unintentional. As The Zioneer reported earlier Tuesday, Shaked began giving testimony in the matter, which is part of a broader probe into the relationship between the Bar Association and the judiciary.
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