Esther Hayut
Levin demands cancellation of Supreme Court conference, warns of further steps
In a sharply worded letter sent to Courts Administration Director Judge Tzachi Uziel, Levin called for the cancellation of a study day titled “Education for Democracy,” scheduled for January 25.
Amit officially appointed Chief Justice, PM and Knesset speaker boycott
Yariv Levin requests delay of Supreme Court chief justice appointment over allegations
'Disastrous initiatives': Ex-Supreme Court chief Esther Hayut slams gov't calls for judicial reform
What's going on with the battle over judges’ conflicts of interest?
EXPLAINER: "This is another positive step toward advancing transparency,” said Justice Minister Avi Nissenkorn.
Live broadcasts from the Supreme Court will shine sunlight on proceedings
The reasons for traditionally prohibiting direct television coverage of court proceedings carry less weight, when it comes to Supreme Court discussions.
The moment of truth for judicial restraint in Israel
Nearly half of all Israelis do not trust the High Court. They attribute a left-wing bias to the Court and claim that it engages in extreme activism, in violation of the separation of powers.
Chief justice criticizes Edelstein for preventing Knesset from gathering
Demonstrators against ‘anti-democratic measures’ blocked by police
High Court wrestles with whether Yazbak provocations are disqualifying
Likud lawyer Avi Halevi told the High Court that Heba Yazbak had more than crossed the line with her public statements and posts supporting terrorist Samir Kuntar.
Hayut: How could a fleeing rock-thrower be mortal danger?
ACRI asks court to order war crimes trial against IDF Col. with ICC hovering
The Lounge with Michal Galanti: December 23, 2019
President of the Supreme Court Justice Esther Hayut attended an international conference held at the Academic Center for Law and Science in Hod Hasharon.
Are Erdan, the court and police uniting on weapons possession sentences?
Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan said that the state prosecution cuts too many plea bargains regarding weapons possession crimes and that the sentences for the deals are too lenient.
Will the rule of law survive the hardball politics of 2019?
Acting Justice Minister Amir Ohana (still in office at press time) has openly accused the state prosecution of manufacturing criminal probes against him.
Esther Hayut answers Ohana: These are days unparalleled in our history
"There is a State Attorney’s Office inside the State Attorney’s Office," Justice Minister Amir Ohana claimed on Tuesday.
