By a majority of five members: Ombudsman for Judges elected

Retired judge Asher Kola was elected by a majority of 5 members, previously served as vice president of the Nof HaGalil District Court. While the Minister of Justice congratulates, "I am sure that Judge Kola will carry out his mission with responsibility, discretion and dedication," the Judiciary Authority believed that a person who has served in a position in the Supreme Court should be elected to the position.

The committee selected retired judge Asher Kola, who served as vice president of the Nof HaGalil District Court - Nazareth, to serve as the ombudsman for judges - and was also the judge who acquitted Roman Zadorov. • Minister of Justice: "I am confident that Judge Kola will carry out his mission with responsibility, discretion and dedication." • Spokespersons for the Judiciary: "For the first time, a judge who is not a retired Supreme Court Just…

The committee elected, by a majority of 5 members, retired judge Asher Kola, who served as vice president of the Nazareth District Court, to the position of Ombudsman for Judges, Levin: "External, effective and independent oversight" The post Ombudsman for Judges Elected: Rubinstein Opposes appeared first on Srougim.