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    Time Line of Events: Moshe Silman - self-immolated, Israeli social protest activist - and the justice system of the State of Israel In November 2009, Magistrate Judge Hagai Brenner, formerly a Peace Court Judge, assumed a double-hat appointment in the Tel-Aviv-Jaffa District Court: Registrar and De Facto District Judge. Shortly afterwards, he started appearing in cases related to the late Moshe Silman. Following is the Time Line of Events of July 2008 to January 2010 in the cases, related to Silman, based on records discovered so far: The key finding is that the Appeal of Brenner's November 19, 2009 Decision in the hat of Registrar was eventually reviewed and denied on January 31, 2010 by Brenner in the hat of De Facto District Judge. Additionally alarming is the appearance, that the data in the remote terminals were edited in effort to convey the impression that Brenner was unaware of the related proceedings in the Supreme Court, which clarified the nature of his double-hat appointment. The data in the local terminals provide evidence to the contrary. Various irregularities and discrepancies between data from the remote and the local terminals remain inexplicable. The data accessed so far in both systems is partial at best, and the full records in this case are yet to be discovered. Two requests to Inspect and to Copy are pending before Magistrate Judge Hagai Brenner, one in his hat of Registrar, and the other in his hat of De Facto District Judge. The case of the late Moshe Silman shows how a Person is required to protect his rights in the courts of the State of Israel today against the State of Israel, which took his property and source of livelihood. Conditions, which have been established in the courts of the State of Israel, following the implementation of new electronic Public Records over the past decade, amount to serious violation of the Human Right "to a fair and public hearing."

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    Time Line of Events: Moshe Silman - self-immolated, Israeli social protest activist - and the justice system of the State of Israel In November 2009, Magistrate Judge Hagai Brenner, formerly a Peace Court Judge, assumed a double-hat appointment in the Tel-Aviv-Jaffa District Court: Registrar and De Facto District Judge. Shortly afterwards, he started appearing in cases related to the late Moshe Silman. Following is the Time Line of Events of July 2008 to January 2010 in the cases, related to Silman, based on records discovered so far: The key finding is that the Appeal of Brenner's November 19, 2009 Decision in the hat of Registrar was eventually reviewed and denied on January 31, 2010 by Brenner in the hat of De Facto District Judge. Additionally alarming is the appearance, that the data in the remote terminals were edited in effort to convey the impression that Brenner was unaware of the related proceedings in the Supreme Court, which clarified the nature of his double-hat appointment. The data in the local terminals provide evidence to the contrary. Various irregularities and discrepancies between data from the remote and the local terminals remain inexplicable. The data accessed so far in both systems is partial at best, and the full records in this case are yet to be discovered. Two requests to Inspect and to Copy are pending before Magistrate Judge Hagai Brenner, one in his hat of Registrar, and the other in his hat of De Facto District Judge. The case of the late Moshe Silman shows how a Person is required to protect his rights in the courts of the State of Israel today against the State of Israel, which took his property and source of livelihood. Conditions, which have been established in the courts of the State of Israel, following the implementation of new electronic Public Records over the past decade, amount to serious violation of the Human Right "to a fair and public hearing."

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    Time Line of Events: Moshe Silman - self-immolated, Israeli social protest activist - and the justice system of the State of Israel In November 2009, Magistrate Judge Hagai Brenner, formerly a Peace Court Judge, assumed a double-hat appointment in the Tel-Aviv-Jaffa District Court: Registrar and De Facto District Judge. Shortly afterwards, he started appearing in cases related to the late Moshe Silman. Following is the Time Line of Events of July 2008 to January 2010 in the cases, related to Silman, based on records discovered so far: The key finding is that the Appeal of Brenner's November 19, 2009 Decision in the hat of Registrar was eventually reviewed and denied on January 31, 2010 by Brenner in the hat of De Facto District Judge. Additionally alarming is the appearance, that the data in the remote terminals were edited in effort to convey the impression that Brenner was unaware of the related proceedings in the Supreme Court, which clarified the nature of his double-hat appointment. The data in the local terminals provide evidence to the contrary. Various irregularities and discrepancies between data from the remote and the local terminals remain inexplicable. The data accessed so far in both systems is partial at best, and the full records in this case are yet to be discovered. Two requests to Inspect and to Copy are pending before Magistrate Judge Hagai Brenner, one in his hat of Registrar, and the other in his hat of De Facto District Judge. The case of the late Moshe Silman shows how a Person is required to protect his rights in the courts of the State of Israel today against the State of Israel, which took his property and source of livelihood. Conditions, which have been established in the courts of the State of Israel, following the implementation of new electronic Public Records over the past decade, amount to serious violation of the Human Right "to a fair and public hearing."

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    Human Rights Alert (NGO)

    Joseph Zernik, PhD


    PO Box 31440, Jerusalem jz12345@earthlink.net ;

    Digitally signed
    by Joseph Zernik
    DN: cn=Joseph
    Zernik, o, ou,
    email=jz12345@e
    arthlink.net, c=US
    Date: 2012.07.27
    00:32:36 +03'00'


    "
    ,31440 "

    12-07-22 Moshe Silman et al v Bituach Leumi-Tel-Aviv Branch et al (1752-08 and 13491/2008 ) in


    the Tel-Aviv-Jaffa District Court electronic Public Records - local public access terminal
    The records were accessed in the Tel-Aviv-Jaffa District Court. Court staff claimed that the public may view
    the records, but is strictly prohibited from printing them out (unless a party or counsel in the case). The
    records were copied by hand. The Decision records were printed on location, before learning of the
    purported restriction on copying inspected court records.
    The records, discovered in the local terminal are materially different from the records, discovered in the
    remote terminal.

    Attached:
    #
    Record
    Calendar Of Proceedings
    1
    Decisions In The File
    2
    Judgments
    3
    Related Files
    4
    Decisions
    January 25, 2010, Hagai Brenner
    1
    November 19, 2009, Hagai Brenner
    2
    November 19, 2009, Hagai Brenner
    3
    October 28, 2008, Eitan Orenstein
    4
    July 31, 2008, Eitan Orenstein
    5
    July 10, 2008 Eitan Orenstein
    6

    Page #
    2
    3
    4
    4
    5
    3
    4
    4
    4
    4

    LINKS:
    [1] 12-07-14 Moshe Silman sets himself on fire in a Tel Aviv social protest, leaves a letter
    http://www.scribd.com/doc/100289353/
    [2] 12-07-25 PRESS RELEASE: Time Line of Events: Moshe Silman - self-immolated, Israeli social protest activist
    - and the justice system of the State of Israel
    http://www.scribd.com/doc/101008706/
    [3] 12-07-17 Moshe Silman v B ituach Leumi-Tel-Aviv Barnch et al (1752-08 and and 13491/2008 ) in the Tel
    Aviv District Court electronic Public Records - remote terminal s
    http://www.scribd.com/doc/100289786/
    [4] 12-07-22 Moshe Silman et al v Bituach Leumi-Tel-Aviv Branch et al (1752-08 and 13491/2008 ) in the Tel Aviv
    District Court electronic Public Records - local public access terminal
    http://www.scribd.com/doc/101008300/
    [5] 12-07-24 Moshe Silman v Bituach Leumi-Tel-Aviv Branch, Legal Department (6909-01-10) Appeal of
    Magistrate Judge Decision in the Tel-Aviv-Jaffa District Court electronic Public Records - remote location s
    http://www.scribd.com/doc/100914994/
    [6] 12-07-22 Moshe Silman v Bituach Leumi-Tel-Aviv Branch, Legal Department (6909-01-10) -Appeal of
    Magistrate Judge Decision in the Tel-Aviv-Jaffa District Court - electronic Public Records - local terminal
    http://www.scribd.com/doc/101008615/
    [7] 12-07-24 Moshe Silman v Bituach Leumi Institute (10435/09) - Request for Leave to Appeal - in the Supreme
    Court of the State of Israel electronic Public Records - remote terminal
    http://www.scribd.com/doc/100937934/

    1. CALENDAR OF PROCEEDINGS
    All Proceedings
    Date

    Start

    Finish

    Type

    Request

    Original
    Complaint

    Status

    Reason for
    Ca

    Reason for
    Cont

    Protocol

    Responsible
    Authority

    Nov 19, 2009

    10:10

    11:00

    Hearing on Request

    Request

    Did not take place

    Hagai Brenner

    Nov 19, 2009

    10:10

    11:00

    Hearing on Request

    Request

    Cancelled

    Unknown

    Eitan Orenstein

    Nov 19, 2009

    10:10

    11:00

    Hearing on Request

    Request

    Cancelled

    Unknown

    Shmuel Baruch

    11:00

    10:10

    19/11/2009

    11:00

    10:10

    19/11/2009

    11:00

    10:10

    19/11/2009

    z Page 3/4

    July 25, 2012

    2. DECISIONS IN THE FILE


    Title of Decision

    Date of Decision

    Signing Authority

    Decision Revoked

    January 25, 2010 Decision by Hagai Brenner

    January 25, 2010

    Hagai Brenner

    No

    Directive to Counsel to provide a Reply on Bituach


    Leumis Response.

    November 19, 2009

    Hagai Brenner

    No

    November 19, 2009 Decision

    November 19, 2009

    Hagai Brenner

    No

    October 28, 2008 Decision

    October 28, 2008

    Eitan Orenstein

    No

    July 31, 2008 Decision

    July 31, 2008

    Eitan Orenstein

    No

    July 10, 2008 Decision

    July 10, 2008

    Eitan Orenstein

    No

    25/01/2010

    - 25/01/10

    19/11/2009

    19/11/2009

    28/10/2009

    28/10/2009

    31/07/2008

    31/07/2008

    10/07/2008

    10/07/2008

    19/11/2009

    z Page 4/4

    July 25, 2012

    3. JUDGMENTS
    No details found

    4. RELATED FILES
    Type of File

    File Number

    Caption

    Matter

    Court

    AM

    6909-01-10

    Moshe Silman v Bituach Leumi

    Appeal of Decision by

    Tel Aviv District

    Status: Closed; Relationship: Lower Court file.

    "

    ...


    ..

    6909-01-10

    "

    :
    ... :

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