Justice in the Legal System?
Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure in Israel – Problems and Challenges
Articles:
- Dvir Yogev, Ayelet Carmeli, Decision-Making in Parole Boards: A Critical Perspective
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- Yoni Livni, White-Collar Crime in Israel: Is Enough Being Done?
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- Uri Weiss, Yosef Zohar, Is the Game of Plea Bargaining a Game of Extortion?
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- Kenneth Mann, Adminstrative Criminal Procedure: Plea Agreements, False Convictions of Guilty Defendents and Judicial Review
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- Sigal Kogut, Efrat Hakak and Itamar Gelbfish, Who’s Afraid of Structuring Judicial Discretion in Sentencing? The Court of Appeals and Amendment no. 113
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- Miriam Gur-Arye, The Impact of Moral Panic on the Criminal Justice System – Implications and Challenges
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- Leora Bilsky, Between the Right to Truth and Rape by Deception
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- Avinoam Cohen, Trespassing: Detention of Asylum Seekers at the Widening Margins of Criminal Law
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- Yoram Shachar, Many Dead Defences and One that Killls
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- Lior Barshack and Tom Kohavi, Human Dignity, the Rule of Law, and Repressed Memories
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- Lihi Yona and Ido Katri, “Sister, You’re Not Alone in Here”: Gender Diverse Experiences in the Criminal Penal System
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- Asaf Harduf, A Bit of Thought: Analyzing the Purpose of Proscribing Illegal Access to Computers
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- Haim Wismonsky, Alternative Enforcement of Illegal Publications Online
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- Aharon Mishnayot, The Constitutionality Index of Administrative Detention
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- Galia Schneebaum, The Prohibition of Sex in Workplace Supervisory Relations: Between the Protection of Autonomy and the Regulation of Authority
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Full text articles in Hebrew is available here
