Justice
SCOTUS upholds state bans on transgender sports participation, paving way for further restrictions
The court decided 9-0 that the state laws do not violate the Title IX civil rights statute that bars discrimination in education "on the basis of sex."
Why mediation is gaining ground as an alternative to litigation
Israel's police, security forces support and enable West Bank settler violence - opinion
Chief prosecutor warns police watchdog must remain independent as reform faces court challenge
Judge tosses Trump documents case, ruling prosecutor unlawfully appointed
A US judge dismissed the criminal case against Trump for holding classified documents, ruling Special Counsel Smith was unlawfully appointed, marking another legal victory for Trump.
They hid under bodies but hide their pain no longer: Seeking justice for Oct. 7 survivors - opinion
While media spotlight has rightfully focused on the suffering of the hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, it's vital to acknowledge the thousands of survivors who still struggle and deserve justice.
The Western support for Palestinians: Does it pass the 'Lady Justice test'? - opinion
Lady Justice, a blind-folded woman holding the biblically mandated balanced scales, symbolizes that justice must be meted out without fear or favor, regardless of the identity of the opposing sides.
Women must not be afraid to speak out - opinion
In a world teetering on moral decay, a call for women's voices to rise against evil and injustice. Will silence or action shape our future?
Legislation proposed on the representation of terrorists in court
There have been ongoing discussions involving senior police officials, legal advisors and prosecutors on how the perpetrators of the October 7 attack on the Gaza border will be brought to trial.
French man sentenced to 12 years in prison for antisemitic attack
During the heinous attack, the perpetrators tied up the couple, ransacked their home for cash under the stereotype that "Jews don’t put money in the bank," and subjected the young woman to rape.
Red Cross shows clear anti-Israel bias, Jerusalem Institute of Justice claims
Despite numerous social media posts on Palestinians suffering from the war with Hamas, the Red Cross failed to make a single mention of Israeli civilians suffering on October 7 or thereafter.
Getting justice in Tiberias over a law and bad English - comment
A billboard advertising to English-speaking tourists in Tiberias was filled with mistakes, and the "caretaker mayor" said they would look into if it was incorrect.
The argument for retributive justice in cases of femicide in Turkey - study
A new study sought to understand public perceptions on retributive justice in cases of lethal violence against women.
Israel’s legal process for criminals ‘significantly longer’ than other states, study finds
Israel has a disposition time – the maximum number of days needed for a case to be resolved – of 262 days, 134 days more than the average 128 days of the 11 countries reviewed.