Justice? The Military Court System in the Israeli-Occupied Territories
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This report outlines the Israeli military court system, beginning with arrest and including interrogation, charge, trial and sentence. It also compares the actual rights available to detainees in the court process with international human rights and humanitarian legal provisions. The paper is based primarily upon interviews with defence lawyers who have practised before the Israeli military courts.
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