Yehuda Weinstein
Ex-AG denies that Mandelblit is dawdling on Netanyahu corruption probe
At the Maariv Conference, Yehuda Weinstein defended his successor, saying that Mandelblit is merely being extra-cautious.
Live fire against some stone-throwers among new police rules of engagement
Grapevine: Australian makes good
New A-G takes office, makes firm pledge to defend ‘rule of law’
Weinstein hints African migrants to be moved to 'open' detention centers
Attorney general responds to landmark High Court decision against state's policy of detaining migrants for up to three years pending review.
Weinstein: Bat Yam's decision not to depose Lahiani 'extremely unreasonable'
Attorney-general slams decision by Bat Yam City Council not to fire and ban from reelection mayor indicted on fraud, bribery charges.
Rule of Law: Between Tel Aviv and Bnei Brak
Livni discusses how to balance Jewish and democratic values.
High court to NGO: We can't intervene to reopen case against Liberman which A-G had closed
Court pressures NGO into dropping petition to reopen money-laundering case against Liberman which A-G had closed.
A Fresh Perspective: Who is the real ruler?
It is time to bring back legal advisers to an advisory role – not a decision- making role.
Weinstein opposes extending labor law for working mothers to Area C
A-G warns applying a law of "territorial nature" could have wide implications in the international legal arena.
High Court to debate on Amona outpost
Yesh Din petition High Court asking to overrule A-G decision not to demolish 30 of the 40 homes in the settlement.
Weinstein to Edelstein: Speed up hearings on haredi draft bill
Shaked: I won't give up on serious legislative process; petitioners seek immediate drafting of thousands of ultra-Orthodox.
Gov't may scale back Turkel's term following A-G criticism
Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein says stricter term limits would guarantee more independence.
MKs blast A-G for move to change haredi draft legislation
Weinstein decides to change validity of draft law until 2020, after which all Jewish men would have to enlist at age 18.
