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  • 12-11-30 PRESS RELEASE - Invisible Electronic Signatures in The Israeli Courts - "The Emperor's New Clothes"

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    In his last letter, Silman levels serious accusations against Judge Hagai Brenner and the Tel-Aviv District Court, relative to conduct of his litigation against the Social Security Administration. The evidence, accumulated so far, indeed shows that Silman was subjected to simulated litigation. Judge Hagai Brenner affected the closing of the original complaint, and also the closing of the appeal from his own decision; numerous decisions are omitted from the online public Access system of the Court in the respective files, and all decisions of the Court are served unsigned by the Magistrate, accompanied by and unsigned transmittal letter by the Clerk. The Court continues to ignore requests for service of signed records. In her recent decision, Magistrate Cohen explains that the records are signed by "Electronic records in Net HaMishpat" – the electronic case management system of the Court, where public access is denied. In his repeat request for signed record, Dr Zernik calls invisible electronic signatures "The Emperor's New Clothes". The case of Moshe Silman uniquely documents how the new electronic record systems in the Israeli courts, and Net HaMishpat in particular, are used to undermine the right for fair and public hearings/due process. Similar systems had been implemented in the United States decades earlier, with documented results in corruption of the courts and banking regulation.

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    In his last letter, Silman levels serious accusations against Judge Hagai Brenner and the Tel-Aviv District Court, relative to conduct of his litigation against the Social Security Administration. The evidence, accumulated so far, indeed shows that Silman was subjected to simulated litigation. Judge Hagai Brenner affected the closing of the original complaint, and also the closing of the appeal from his own decision; numerous decisions are omitted from the online public Access system of the Court in the respective files, and all decisions of the Court are served unsigned by the Magistrate, accompanied by and unsigned transmittal letter by the Clerk. The Court continues to ignore requests for service of signed records. In her recent decision, Magistrate Cohen explains that the records are signed by "Electronic records in Net HaMishpat" – the electronic case management system of the Court, where public access is denied. In his repeat request for signed record, Dr Zernik calls invisible electronic signatures "The Emperor's New Clothes". The case of Moshe Silman uniquely documents how the new electronic record systems in the Israeli courts, and Net HaMishpat in particular, are used to undermine the right for fair and public hearings/due process. Similar systems had been implemented in the United States decades earlier, with documented results in corruption of the courts and banking regulation.

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    In his last letter, Silman levels serious accusations against Judge Hagai Brenner and the Tel-Aviv District Court, relative to conduct of his litigation against the Social Security Administration. The evidence, accumulated so far, indeed shows that Silman was subjected to simulated litigation. Judge Hagai Brenner affected the closing of the original complaint, and also the closing of the appeal from his own decision; numerous decisions are omitted from the online public Access system of the Court in the respective files, and all decisions of the Court are served unsigned by the Magistrate, accompanied by and unsigned transmittal letter by the Clerk. The Court continues to ignore requests for service of signed records. In her recent decision, Magistrate Cohen explains that the records are signed by "Electronic records in Net HaMishpat" – the electronic case management system of the Court, where public access is denied. In his repeat request for signed record, Dr Zernik calls invisible electronic signatures "The Emperor's New Clothes". The case of Moshe Silman uniquely documents how the new electronic record systems in the Israeli courts, and Net HaMishpat in particular, are used to undermine the right for fair and public hearings/due process. Similar systems had been implemented in the United States decades earlier, with documented results in corruption of the courts and banking regulation.

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