The High Court of Justice is scheduled to discuss the law freezing arrests of IDF deserters on Tuesday, according to a report. Attorney Yoram Sheftel criticized former Supreme Court President Aharon Barak's remarks on the matter, calling them 'a clear instance of judicial bullying'.
The High Court of Justice is scheduled to discuss the law freezing arrests of IDF deserters on Tuesday, July 28. The court previously announced it would convene an expanded nine-justice panel to hear the petitions, as reported by The Zioneer on July 16. Attorney Yoram Sheftel, a prominent legal commentator, criticized former Supreme Court President Aharon Barak's remarks on the matter, calling them 'a clear instance of judicial bullying.' The hearing is set to take place tomorrow.
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