Following the investigation a committee headed by Judge Supreme Court former Miriam Ben Porat shortened Alabid's sentence.
The Israeli government appointed a commission of inquiry headed by then president of the Supreme Court, Judge Meir Shamgar.
In January 2007 Tartman submitted a bill to the Knesset that would curb the authority of the Supreme Court to overturn government legislation.
The military court rejected this defence but gave Lahis a postponement so that he could appeal this point to the High Court of Justice.
Michael Yarnin, her lawyer, attempted to overturn the sentence by appealing to the Supreme Court of Israel, but this proved unsuccessful.
Other jurists criticized the panel's limited mandate, and the Israeli peace group Gush Shalom sent a petition to Israel's High Court of Justice.
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In 1969, Israeli Supreme Court Justice Haim Cohn published an article in the journal, which was reported on by the Associated Press and picked up widely by newspapers, in which he indicated that Jewish officials sought to save Jesus from Roman execution, but he refused to cooperate.
He was a research assistant to Aharon Barak, Justice (and later President) of the Supreme Court of Israel.