Israel has a third the European average of judges per capita, but up to twice as many cases being heard by the courts

Justice minister said to tell political confidants he believes halting legislation would give state prosecutors an opportunity to frame him on trumped-up charges

President says he accepts constructive criticism of his 'People's Framework' for judicial overhaul 'with love and great respect'

Herzog beseeches sides to seize opportunity for 'formative constitutional moment' and not 'destroy country' by remaining on collision course; cabinet secretary swiftly downplays it

Renowned producer left in 1978 during trial relating to sexual assault of a 13-year-old girl; presiding judge was swayed by publicity, Polanski's lawyer claims

Aaron Mostofsky was seen on Jan. 6 wearing a fur costume and a police bulletproof vest that he was accused of stealing during the mayhem; he faces up to 18 months in jail

Nine women thought to be leading candidates; potential nominees include Leondra Kruger, the daughter of a Jamaican mother and Jewish father

Religious judge's recommendations were behind a later-nullified law that let yeshiva students delay military service; he convicted Nazi guard Demjanjuk, nuclear spy Vanunu

Data obtained by NGO shows judges filed 29 complaints last year over alleged harassment toward them, up nearly fivefold from 2019

For the past two and a half months, Judge Richard Bernstein has heard court while walking the famed Palm Jumeirah Boardwalk