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A crime victim is anyone who has been harmed by a criminal offense committed against them. In Israel, victims are not formally a party to the criminal case against the offender, but the law grants them a range of rights. The Crime Victims’ Rights Law, 5761-2001 sets out these rights at every stage of the

Sadly, many service members are injured – physically or psychologically – or fall ill during their military service. In some cases, service conditions or failures by those responsible worsen a pre-existing illness. Anyone injured during service may seek recognition of their rights by filing a claim with the Ministry of Defense Compensation Officer under the

Soldiers, civil servants, and other public employees are held to special ethical standards, set out in internal procedures, orders, and the Civil Service Regulations. Disciplinary charges and a conviction can carry far-reaching consequences, including demotion, reassignment, or suspension. In severe cases, a conviction can even lead to dismissal or the termination of a service commitment.

Dealing with a public body or government authority can be deeply frustrating – especially when it has harmed your interests or denied you something you are entitled to. Sometimes the dispute is forced upon you; at other times you need to take the initiative yourself – to get an answer, to make the authority act,

Most people suspected or charged in white-collar cases are entirely law-abiding and have never before come into contact with the criminal justice system. Many are professionals, and the allegations against them typically involve financial misconduct, such as embezzlement or bribery, or the misuse of authority and position, such as forgery or falsifying records. That is

Military justice in Israel works very differently from the civilian system. The Military Justice Law creates a separate legal framework for service members, with its own offenses and its own procedures before the military courts. Offenses unique to the military include removing military property without authorization, exceeding one’s authority, conduct unbecoming, desertion, and absence without

Few things are as disruptive as a criminal investigation – let alone criminal charges. With so much at stake, both in the process and in its outcome, you need the strongest possible legal response. When law-abiding people are questioned as suspects for the first time in their lives, they need counsel who understands what they