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Police Find Grounds to Indict Former Bar Chief Nave and Judge Ornstein

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Police have completed an investigation into former Israel Bar Association Chairman Efi Nave and former Tel Aviv District Court President Eitan Ornstein, finding grounds to file indictments. Nave is suspected of arranging Ornstein's promotion in exchange for moving Judge Dalia Ganot from her post. The case materials have been sent to the Tax and Economic Prosecution.

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  • Police found sufficient evidence to indict former Bar Association Chairman Efi Nave and Judge Eitan Ornstein.
  • Nave allegedly worked to advance Ornstein's appointment as Tel Aviv District Court President.
  • Ornstein allegedly facilitated Judge Dalia Ganot's transfer from her civil torts position.
  • The investigation materials have been transferred to the Tax and Economic Prosecution.
  • The case involves a suspected quid pro quo arrangement between the two legal figures.
Police Find Grounds to Indict Former Bar Chief Nave and Judge Ornstein
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