The Knesset Plenary today (Tuesday) at second and third readings approved the law that will require the presence of a defense lawyer during police questioning of minors or persons with mental disabilities suspected of committing an offense. The law, promoted at the initiative of Justice Minister Yariv Levin, was finally approved and entered into the statute book.
The purpose of the law is to strengthen the protection of the rights of populations…
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The Knesset Plenary today (Tuesday) at second and third readings approved the law that will require the presence of a defense lawyer during police questioning of minors or persons with mental disabilities suspected of committing an offense. The law, promoted at the initiative of Justice Minister Yariv Levin, was finally approved and entered into the statute book.
The purpose of the law is to strengthen the protection of the rights of populations…