Law
From Tel Aviv to Riyadh: How US firm Greenberg Traurig navigates Israel, Gulf relations - interview
Greenberg Traurig chairman Richard Rosenbaum discusses the firm's ties to Israel and the Gulf, its Jewish roots, and efforts to combat antisemitism.
Attorney-General calls Police Investigation Department law a ‘poison capsule’ for law enforcement
The Israel we could build: What the next gov't should do in its first 100 days - opinion
Poland's Tusk vows Constitutional Tribunal independence as Nawrocki alleges forcible court takeover
Eisenkot's Yashar warns Sport 5 to avoid making Netanyahu's presence 'prominent' during soccer game
The party also wants production, editing, and broadcasting teams to be instructed in advance to switch camera shots or cut away from a segment in real time when necessary.
What someone should know after being charged with a crime
After you're charged, a few immediate steps and considerations can help you understand the situation and its potential outcomes.
White House Press Secretary Zacharia 'let go' from role, official says
Zacharia admitted that she hadn't passed the California bar exam during an interview with Fox News's Sean Hannity on Thursday night.
Katie Zacharia claims to be a lawyer. Was she ever actually licensed? - report
A spokesman for the State Bar of California told The Washington Post that it “has no record of Kate Sharon Zacharia or Kate Sharon Black having been licensed to practice law in California."
After botched execution attempt, death row inmate Christa Pike awakes 'angry and confused'
She is the first person known to have survived a "completed execution attempt" in the US, her lawyers say, calling it a violation of the Constitution's prohibition on cruel and unusual punishments.
Gerald Posner analyzes whether Hamas actions on October 7 meets the legal standard for genocide
Gerald Posner's new analysis, titled "The Genocide Case Against Hamas," investigates whether Hamas's October 7 massacre meets the legal standard for genocide under the 1948 Genocide Convention.
What happens if pilots clash mid-flight? Emirati law explained after flydubai plane incident
UAE aviation regulations prohibit assaults, threats, or intimidation against crew members when such conduct interferes with or impairs their ability to perform their duties.
A temporary move abroad can carry lasting legal consequences for Israelis - interview
For families who just marked another Rosh Hashanah overseas, another year abroad does not automatically change the legal answer. But arrangements left undefined can carry consequences over time.
Netanyahu announces he will propose laws to revoke citizenship of people 'smearing' IDF
A second law Netanyahu said he would present would multiply by 20 the amount it would be possible to sue people for over slandering the IDF.
ChatGPT invented fake police testimony in murder appeal, New Mexico high court says
The court’s sanction is the latest in a growing number of cases in which state and federal judges have disciplined lawyers for submitting court documents generated by AI tools without vetting them.
