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31.01.2010
HCJ hastens and deletes prematurely a petition by HaMoked against the forced removal of a Palestinian from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip: The court is satisfied with the state’s notice regarding its intent to revoke the deportation order and replace it with an administrative detention warrant without providing the petitioners due opportunity to respond to the state’s claims
15.12.2009
HCJ 2786/09 Salem et al. v. Military Commander in the West Bank Decision
09.12.2009
HCJ 8731/09 - ‘Azam et al. v. Commander of the West Bank et al. Judgment
18.11.2009
HCJ 6685/09 - Kahouji et al. v. Military Commander for the West Bank Respondent's Response
03.09.2009
Following HaMoked’s petition against the intent to forcibly transfer a Palestinian resident of Hebron to the Gaza Strip due to his registered address, the state agreed to release him on bail: This after the state notified HaMoked that it was agreeable to doing so as there was no security related information regarding the detainee
27.08.2009
HCJ 6685/09 Kahouji et al. v. Military Commander for the West Bank Notice on behalf of the Respondent
20.08.2009
HCJ 6685/09 Kahouji et al. v. Military Commander for the West Bank Petition for Order Nisi and Urgent Request for Interim Order
19.08.2009
The military court accepted the military’s request to hold a Palestinian police officer in custody pending completion of proceedings: the Military Advocate’s Office served an indictment against him one day before a hearing in an HCJ petition filed by HaMoked against his forcible transfer to the Gaza Strip due to “illegal presence” in the West Bank
16.07.2009
Court File 3122/09 Military Prosecution v. Salem Decision
23.04.2009
HCJ 2786/09 - Salem et al. v. The Military Commander for the West Bank Response and Supplamentary Arguments