Published 10/01/2023 3:35:03 p.m.

Attorney general rejects Levin’s ‘conflict of interest’ allegation in spyware inquiry

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Attorney General's Office rejects Justice Minister Yariv Levin's claim that it has a conflict of interest over the government's spyware commission of inquiry. Deputy Attorney General Gil Limon said the commission could undermine the legal system if it dealt with open legal cases and trials currently before the courts. Commission was formed in August to examine alleged illicit use of spyware by law enforcement bodies against Israeli citizens.

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Haaretz

AG rejects Levin’s 'conflict of interest' claim in police spyware inquiry

'The claim that the Attorney General’s Office has a conflict of interests because it is pointing out legal problems and voicing concerns that trials and investigations may be obstructed is completely baseless,' Deputy Attorney General Gil Limon wrote

10/01/2023 6:46:00 p.m.·Tel Aviv- Yafo, Israel

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The Times of Israel

Attorney general rejects Levin’s ‘conflict of interest’ allegation in spyware inquiry

Gali Baharav-Miara's office nevertheless approves justice minister’s request to retain his own attorney ahead of panel hearings investigating law enforcement hacking of phones

10/01/2023 3:35:03 p.m.·Jerusalem, Israel

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