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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

State Appeals Sentence for Father Convicted of Abusing Infant Son

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

The State Prosecutor's Office is appealing to the Supreme Court to increase the sentence for a father convicted of severely abusing his infant son. The father choked the baby until he lost consciousness. The Jerusalem District Court sentenced him to just 12 months in prison, which the prosecution called a "complete disregard" for the crimes.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • State Prosecutor's Office appeals for harsher sentence for father who abused infant son.
  • Father choked baby until unconscious to silence crying and induce sleep.
  • Jerusalem District Court sentenced father to only 12 months imprisonment.
  • Prosecution calls sentence a 'complete disregard' for the severity of the abuse.
State Appeals Sentence for Father Convicted of Abusing Infant Son
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The State Prosecutor's Office has appealed to the Supreme Court to significantly increase the sentence for a father convicted of severe and repeated abuse of his infant son, who was only a month old when the abuse began. Among other acts, the father would choke the baby until he lost consciousness to silence his crying and put him to sleep. Despite the severity of the acts and the real danger to the infant's life, the Jerusalem District Court sentenced the father to only 12 months of actual imprisonment. The prosecution described the sentence as a "complete disregard" for the severity of the crimes.

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