Justice minister to file complaint against top court president; AG: Lacks factual basis

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In a letter that Justice Minister Levin called 'one big criminal offense,' Attorney General Baharav-Miara argued his upcoming disciplinary complaint against the Supreme Court president was baseless – a probe previously found the claim meritless. The minister also flaunted procedure

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Israeli Justice Minister Yariv Levin's upcoming disciplinary complaint against Supreme Court President Isaac Amit lacks both factual basis and legal standing, Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara said in a letter on Thursday.