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Supreme Court Justices Order Chief Justice Amit to Pay Petitioner's Costs
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First reported by Srugim · 1 hour ago
What happened
Three Israeli Supreme Court justices ordered Chief Justice Yitzhak Amit to personally pay 4,000 shekels in legal costs to a petitioner. The unusual decision was made after the court dismissed the petitioner's case but found significant delays had occurred.
- 01Three Supreme Court justices ordered Chief Justice Yitzhak Amit to pay costs.
- 02The order requires Amit to pay 4,000 shekels to a petitioner.
- 03The decision was made as part of a dismissed petition.
- 04Justices cited lengthy delays and petitioner's expenses.
- 05The ruling was issued on August 31, 2026.
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