Israel's High Court forces Justice Minister Levin to cooperate with Chief Justice appointment

The Supreme Court of Israel accepted petitions against Justice Minister Yariv Levin, ruling that he must cooperate with the appointment of Justice Isaac Amit as President of the Supreme Court. The court stated that the defects Levin claimed invalidate the appointment are actually the result of his own failures to perform required actions.

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1. 16:20 · 7 JunLatest

   Israeli High Court likely to leave enforcement to future petitions on judicial overhaul law

2. 16:15 · 7 Jun

   Israel's High Court forces Justice Minister Levin to cooperate with Chief Justice appointment

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