The court ruled: GSS investigators violated basic rights of hate crime suspects
At the request of Walla! NEWS was allowed to report that two young men were arrested on suspicion of hate crimes against Palestinians and for about a week they were not allowed to meet a lawyer. Details of interrogation times revealed that they had been interrogated for hours and avoided sleep. The judge ruled that they should be allowed 8 hours of sleep, but the decision was changed due to an appeal
"Incorrect status." Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court (Photo: Sharon Bokov)
Magistrate's Court - Petah Tikva, Central District Court (Photo: Sharon Bokov)
Petach Tikva Magistrate's Court criticized the conduct of GSS and police investigators in the case of two suspected hate crimes and members of a terrorist organization who were prevented from sleeping. "A situation where continuous hours of sleep are avoided and he finds his cell to be investigated in the middle of the night is invalid, and I found none Justification for this abusive investigation, "Judge Ophir wrote to Rivlin in a decision to extend the detention this week, stating that it was a violation of rights. She added that the suspects should be allowed continuous sleep at night," of at least eight hours, "but this order was suspended by the district court. Details were allowed Thursday (Thursday) for publication at Walla! NEWS and the country's request.
Jacob Donet, Ariel Dahari and another boy were arrested last week on suspicion of conspiracy to commit a hate crime, membership in a terrorist organization, preparation for the commission of a terrorist offense and racially motivated offenses. The three were arrested repeatedly, and Madhari and Donet have so far avoided meeting a lawyer, so in court extension hearings the court explains to them about the procedure and examines their situation.
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Donet, 18, was arrested last Thursday morning along with the minor suspect. It was interrogated for long hours even at short breaks. According to the interrogation hours indicated at the hearing earlier this week, Donet was interrogated on the first night between 20:45 and 21:55 and 22:20 until 02:10 and then again from 02:30 to 04:30, then again late More around 11 a.m. to 4:40 a.m. with breaks. And so will the next days. Dahari, 18, has been in administrative detention for a period of time prohibiting him from leaving the house at night. He was arrested on Friday and also interrogated at night with short breaks.
"Unfortunately, I realized that the suspect was interrogated in the wee hours of the night when he was sometimes allowed a short break of about an hour in his cell, and then found another investigation at night." Judge Rivlin wrote in her decision Monday to extend Donet's arrest to date, noting similar things in the case of Dahari. "In these circumstances, when I find that the suspect's rights are violated most fundamentally, there is no escape from following the investigation closely for judicial oversight of the suspect's rights," she added. The investigating unit protested the decision, noting that the court had no authority to engage in investigative proceedings.
District Judge Verde Marez, who discussed the ISA's appeal over the publication of the details, referred to the eight-hour directive, saying "it is unclear what the legal / legal or factual source underlies the decision. Whether it relies on established information and whether it fell short of the investigation management that in the first place justified its acceptance. Further, a more specific decision of the Magistrate's Court in Petah Tikva stated today that "in light of the suspect's words as evidenced by the minutes of the hearing, and without requiring the truth of the matter, and in accordance with the district court's decision, I will note that the investigators must On the investigation under the law and respecting the rights of suspects in their investigation. "
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Attorney Amir Bracha from our gift said: "At this stage of the case, when we are already after a third arrest, things are becoming clearer. This case will probably very quickly be closed as the case opens and the suspects will be released, which can be understood in light of the pressure the investigative unit and the GSS are in - which brings them to extreme extreme behavior. " He added that "things that have come up during the investigation and protocols indicate a situation not simply in which the suspects are standing. I hope that someone there will come to terms and that the suspects will be released soon, this is a total of 18-year-olds and a 15-year-old minor."
Attorney Adi Kedar from our gift said: "Unfortunately, we are again experiencing an event of extreme rights violation by the police and the Shin Bet. This time the highlight is that even the public are trying to hide the truth by denying the publicity. I am sure that after the public is exposed to the violation, things will be investigated and investigated. "It is the abuse and torture that the GSS continues to interrogate, young suspects. These things need to be examined and dealt with as urgently and severely as possible."
