IDF meeting with Hebron shooter’s father likely won’t lighten sentence

Generally, it is illegal or at least problematic for those associated with the prosecution to meet with a defendant or his family without defense lawyers present.

SGT. ELOR AZARIA, convicted of manslaughter for killing a terrorist, arrives for a sentencing hearing at the Jaffa Military Court in Tel Aviv on January 24

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ByYONAH JEREMY BOB

FEBRUARY 20, 2017 04:01

Updated: FEBRUARY 20, 2017 09:17

IDF meeting with Hebron shooter’s father likely won’t lighten sentence

Generally, it is illegal or at least problematic for those associated with the prosecution to meet with a defendant or his family without defense lawyers present.

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IDF meeting with Hebron shooter’s father likely won’t lighten sentence

Generally, it is illegal or at least problematic for those associated with the prosecution to meet with a defendant or his family without defense lawyers present.

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