Sexual misconduct
Victims of sexual, violent crimes gain right to address parole boards in new regulations
The rules, announced Sunday, allow victims to choose whether to explain in person or in writing how an offender’s release could threaten their safety.
Jerusalem court upholds 5-year suspension for gynecologist Guy Rofe over patient exploitation
Police officer indicted after allegations of using confidential databases to harass, extort women
Graham Platner faces rape accusation, prompting Democrat demands he drop from Maine Senate race
Psychologist Yuval Carmi sentenced to 39 months for sexually assaulting patients
The prosecution's representative said Carmi's case is a severe case of sexual assault and so his sentencing should be more intense than others in cases like these.
Famous Israeli media star Gal Uchovsky's sexual misconduct case closed
Israel's Central District Prosecutor's Office moved to dismiss the sexual misconduct case against the Israeli TV personality, journalist and producer.
IDF commander charged with 79 sexual offenses may receive military pension
If a plea deal is reached, Lt.-Col. Dan Sharoni may receive a military pension in return for admitting to the charges.
Couple indicted for raping daughter to profit from pregnancy
A man is accused of serially and violently raping his 11-year-old stepdaughter over the course of three years with the cooperation of his wife, her mother.
Senior Border Police officer created fake undercover op. to assault his junior
Texts between a former senior Border Police officer and a junior under his command were publicized for the first time after he was sentenced to 16 months prison time late last year.
How the Lanner case still haunts American Jewry
It’s been 14 years since Lanner, then 58, was released after serving three years at Southwoods State Prison in Bridgeton, New Jersey.
Baruch Lanner, American rabbi convicted of sex abuse, given residency status in Israel
Convicted sex abuser Rabbi Baruch Lanner could be granted citizenship by the Interior Ministry. If it does, he "could tomorrow walk into any school and apply for a job," said Shana Aaronson.
Baruch Lebovits, convicted Hassidic child abuser, dies at 71
Baruch Lebovits, a cantor from a prominent Hasidic family whose child abuse conviction shook up both his community and Brooklyn politics has died.
Pressure increases on UK's Boris Johnson over conduct of former minister
Johnson's office said the prime minister was not aware of any specific complaints against Pincher before appointing him.
A chief rabbi in Ukraine denies sexual misconduct allegations
European Jewish Congress treasurer and chief rabbi of Ukraine Yaakov Dov Bleich has been accused of unspecified “misconduct” allegations.
