Monday, March 14 The Magistrate Court in Jerusalem released this afternoon two people that had been arrested on suspicion of retaliatory acts against Arabs after the murderous attack in Itamar.
The police request to remand in custody until the end of proceedings the resident of Hebron arrested on suspicion of throwing rocks at Arabs.
Monday, March 14 The police presented a request of remand in custody until the end of proceedings to the Magistrate Court in Jerusalem in the case of “Sh”, the resident
The police presented a statement of claim against the resident of Hebron arrested yesterday
Sunday, March 13 The Hebron police presented the Magistrate Court in Jerusalem with a statement of claim against “Sh”, a resident of Hebron arrested at an intersection in the Hebron
Community Service for Ch’
Wednesday, March 9, 2011, 12:35 The Jerusalem Magistrates Court heard the case against Ch’, a former resident of Hebron who is accused of breaking the camera of an Arab man,
Uri Baram Home!
Thursday, March 3, 2011 After being in remand for more than five weeks, Uri Baram has finally been released to full house arrest. Attorney Anat Haddad of Tzion Amir’s Law
Most anti-violence demonstrators charged
Tuesday, March 1, 2011 At the Jerusalem Magistrates Court seventeen demonstrators were indicted for protesting, and the police have not yet decided whether or not to charge six more. The
J’lem resident accused of entering Homesh
Monday, February 21, 2011 K’far Saba Magistrates Court Judge Michael Kershen heard the case of a Jerusalem resident who was accused of entering the destroyed Jewish town of Homesh in
Tea vs Anarchist
Sunday, February 20, 2011 Jerusalem Magistrates Court Judge Rivka Freedman-Feldman heard the case of Beitar resident L., who is accused of pouring tea on several foreign anarchists who were inciting
Baram Update
Wednesday, February, 16, 2011 Kfar Saba Magistrates Court, Judge Goldis ruled on Uri Baram’s case. Baram, a resident of Ra’anana, is accused of distributing a short film highly critical of
Trial delayed
Wed. Feb. 9 Jerusalem Supreme Court heard charges against a Yad Binyamin resident accused to damaging Arab property during the funeral of the Imus couple who were murdered by Arab