After months of waiting, Justice Minister Yariv Levin announced Wednesday morning that the Judicial Selection Committee will convene on November 16, next Thursday.
However, according to the agenda, the appointment of judges itself is not expected anytime soon. According to the published announcement, the subcommittees will be elected, and the frequency of their meetings will be determined. In addition, rules for the committee's work arrangements will be established.
Seeing Far - Ariel Kahane with Justice Minister Yariv Levin on the legal reform // Interviewer: Ariel Kahane, Photo: Moshe Ben-Simhon
This week, about a month after the outbreak of the war and in light of the overcrowding in the courts, the minister announced that he would convene the committee. Even before that, he announced the appointment of associate judges – that is, judges who are returning from retirement and will work part-time.
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