Criminal Appeal (Beer Sheva District) 17568-06-13 Haruvi v. State of Israel (September 16, 2013) - The appeal of the defendant, who ordereda wage under the authority of the Registrar after hearing evidence, was rejected for the offenses of injury while the offender is armed and violation of a legal provision, by prohibiting the publication of the conditions of release imposed on him as part of an arrest proceeding. Regarding the offense of violating the legal provision, a penalty range was set ranging from a conditional imprisonment to 3 months imprisonment in the case of a financial case - the Supreme Court and a financial case - the Supreme Court, the defendant was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment to be served with community service for all offenses, along with accompanying punitive components.
Criminal Case (Shalom-I) 40373-08-13 State of Israel v. Zagori (04.01.2016) - The defendant orderedwages under the authority of the Registrar for the offense of violation of a legal provision and drunkenness. Regarding the offense of violating a legal provision, a punishment range was determined ranging from conditional imprisonment to 6 months imprisonment in the case of a financial case - the Supreme Court and the financial case - the defendant was fined, a conditional sentence and an undertaking.
I have also reviewed other case law that teaches the monetary case of the Supreme Court, the punitive policy used in the offenses of receiving a stolen vehicle, the driver's license expired from a financial-supreme case for two years, and driving a vehicle without insurance, similar to the circumstances in which the Appeals Committee raised the first charge in the attached file, as follows:
Criminal Appeal (Jerusalem District) 17006-05-14 Kharbatil v. State of Israel (February 16, 2015) - National Insurance Institute's appeal of the defendant, who registereda wage earner under the authority of a registrar in the offenses of receiving a stolen vehicle and driving without insurance. The District Court established a penalty range ranging from a monthly gag tax to serving community service to 18 months in prison in a financial-Supreme case instead of the punishment range set by the Magistrate's Court, which ranged from 8 months to 3 years. The District Court reduced the defendant's sentence and sentenced him to 6 months in prison with community service, instead of a 10-month prison sentence in the case of a Supreme Court financial case that was imposed on him in the Magistrate's Court.