The emerging legal opinion will argue that granting a pardon while legal proceedings are still ongoing does not comply with statutory requirements or existing case law.
According to the report, there has been a delay in transferring the opinion to the Pardons Department at the Ministry of Justice.
The State Attorney’s Office is expected to present its official position on Netanyahu’s pardon request soon, explaining that the current request cannot be accepted from a legal standpoint.
Netanyahu submitted his pardon request to President Isaac Herzog in November through his attorney, Amit Haddad. The request, which was delivered to the President’s Residence, noted that the Prime Minister neither expresses remorse nor apologizes, and does not accept responsibility for the actions attributed to him in the indictment.
4 comments:
Who the hell does this filthy treasonous BITCH think she is ?
This rabies infected RAT, needs to be exterminated together with all her terrorist freinds
Here's how nuts GBM is. It's her job to work for the government, not prosecute them.
Bibi and Baharav-Miarda deserve one another.
The Goverbment must limit the Supreme court to interpert the law make laws. They should ignore any ruling from the supreme court that does not fall under that distinction.
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