Page 24 - Judicial Selection News Today

Recent comments by government representatives and selection process of judicial panel bring some confidence back to Israeli markets erasing most of the losses of the past two weeks

The lawsuit contends the selection process for appointment of Lake Superior Court judges runs afoul of the Voting Rights Act, as well as the Indiana Constitution.

The Guardian, The BBC, The Daily Telegraph, all report on our main story, that three IDF combat soldiers were killed on Saturday in the Negev by an ...

Officers say protesters threw fists, objects but short video shows police hitting, shoving demonstrators; at least 10 more said arrested outside police station

Organizers say government 'attempting to silence dissent through severe brutality' after clashes, arrests at PM's Caesarea home and Rothman snatching megaphone from protester in NY

Hundreds block main Tel Aviv highway after rally draws at least 95,000; thousands protest elsewhere; Ben Gvir backs cops for Friday crackdown, protesters retort: 'We're not afraid'

POLITICAL AFFAIRS: the wind in Israeli politics can change in the blink of an eye, and, with so many variables and unpredictable events lying ahead.

By David Isaac As judicial reform negotiations resumed on Tuesday at the President’s Residence in Jerusalem, the opposition delivered an ultimatum: It will only continue talks if the government convenes the Judicial Selection Committee. People walk past a waving Israeli flag at sunset on May 25, 2023 in Tel Aviv, Israel. Despite the recent IDF

Two state tax attorneys and one from an Indianapolis law firm are the finalists to fill a vacancy in the sole judicial post at the specialized Indiana Tax Court.

Yesh Atid head nods to a future coalition government that would include a post-Netanyahu Likud party, as National Unity leader says Israelis are 'prisoners of extremists'