Court Rules Netanyahu's Lawyer Submitted Incorrect Transcript
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
The Jerusalem District Court ruled that a transcript presented by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's lawyer, Amit Haddad, was incorrect and did not document a conversation with journalist Ben Caspit. The court sided with the prosecution's argument. The ruling was made during proceedings involving former Lahav 433 head Eran Kamin.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Jerusalem court ruled Netanyahu's lawyer submitted an incorrect transcript.
- The transcript did not document a conversation with journalist Ben Caspit.
- The court accepted the prosecution's position in the matter.
- Amit Haddad represents Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- The ruling involved former Lahav 433 head Eran Kamin.
The Jerusalem District Court ruled on Tuesday that a transcript presented by Amit Haddad, attorney for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, does not accurately document a conversation with journalist Ben Caspit. The court accepted the prosecution's position, determining that the transcript submitted by Haddad was not the correct one for the conversation in question. The ruling was made during proceedings involving Eran Kamin, former head of Lahav 433's serious and economic crimes unit.
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