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Israeli Basketball Association Appoints Four New Disciplinary Court Judges in Reform Drive
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First reported by Mako · 1 hour ago
What happened
The Israeli Basketball Association has appointed four new paid judges to its disciplinary court, replacing four outgoing volunteer judges as part of a professional reform led by Chairman Amos Frishman. The new judges completed a thorough handover to ensure continuity, alongside other reforms like remote hearings and rule changes.
- 01Israeli Basketball Association appoints four new paid disciplinary court judges.
- 02Outgoing judges served voluntarily for many years before stepping down.
- 03New judges completed extensive handover to ensure professional continuity.
- 04Reform led by Chairman Amos Frishman and Supreme Court President Oded Modrik.
- 05Other changes include moving some hearings to Zoom and updating regulations.
- 06Frishman praised outgoing judges and emphasized fairness and sportsmanship.
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