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Divisive legal reforms 'damage' Israeli democracy: lawyer - Vimarsana News

Divisive legal reforms 'damage' Israeli democracy: lawyer

A leading Israeli lawyer urged the Supreme Court Tuesday to strike down a controversial plank of the government's judicial reforms, saying it had already caused "severe damage" to Israeli democracy.An unprecedented 15-judge panel convened to hear petitions against legislation which challenges the powers of the top court itself, by curbing its ability to overturn government decisions.Detractors say the move paves the way for authoritarian rule, as part of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's broader judicial overhaul.

Likud: Court will 'undermine democracy' if it overturns a Basic Law - Vimarsana News

Likud: Court will 'undermine democracy' if it overturns a Basic Law

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What to know as Israel's Supreme Court begins debating law limiting its power - Vimarsana News

What to know as Israel's Supreme Court begins debating law limiting its power

For almost nine months, Israelis have been fighting over the future of their Supreme Court. Today, that battle has moved into the Supreme Court itself.

Historic High Court hearing held on judicial reform law - Vimarsana News

Historic High Court hearing held on judicial reform law

The over 12-hour hearing is the culmination of a year of political and legal turmoil for Israel over the first judicial reform legislation to pass into law.

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Overhaul hearing sees court, gov't in bitter fight for quasi-constitutional primacy - Vimarsana News

Overhaul hearing sees court, gov't in bitter fight for quasi-constitutional primacy

While appearing to defend their oversight authority, president and other judges don't seem certain that damage posed by reasonableness legislation can justify annulling a Basic Law