US Edition[Opinion] Netanyahu snubs attorney general, and the High Court lets him get away with it
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Netanyahu snubs attorney general, and the High Court lets him get away with it
In light of Netanyahu's disregard and refusal to even hear her guidelines, one might have expected that the High Court of Justice would tell Netanyahu that he was not allowed to act in such a blatantly dismissive manner toward the institution of legal counsel to the government
Justice Solberg wrote that in his opinion the court is not required to address the process of removing Baharav-Miara, "before a final decision has been made by the competent authority regarding that matter." He noted that the petitioners will be able to appeal to the High Court again after a final decision is made.
The government submitted its position late, after the Supreme Court's Deputy President determined that he would issue a freezing order for the hearing to be held by Ministers Levin and Shikley regarding the dismissal of the Attorney General. After the Israeli government submitted its response, a hearing by Baharav-Meara is expected to take place tomorrow.
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