The debate over government's planned judicial reforms
The government's planned reforms to the judiciary have spurred vigorous debate. Critics warn it will end checks and balances on government; supporters say it will rein in overreaching judicial activism. Prof. Oded Mudrik, a former vice president of the Tel Aviv district court, and currently a professor at Ariel University and a special adviser to the AYR law firm, told KAN reporter Naomi Segal he does not think the reforms threaten Israeli democracy; and while he does not agree with all of the proposals, most are reasonable.
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