The judge took into account: Feiner will serve only service jobs

Holyland Law: David Rosen, the District Court judge in Tel Aviv, sentenced Avraham Aryeh Feiner, to six months in prison, to be converted for service.

Judge David Rosen noted that Feiner's actions to undermine public confidence in the integrity of its leaders and security concerns. "Bribery offenses have to pollute the public service, giving the bribe is corrupt and corrupting people and get the bribe is people acting treacherously, one over a traitor trust placed in him, trust, without which there will be no universe and public service will be corrected."

Feiner was convicted of seven offenses that Dachner & Charney the bribes from 2000 to 2006 in the amount of NIS 680 thousand (current value approximately -870 thousand).

"These bribes estimated at hundreds of thousands of dollars," said Judge Rosen. This funneling bribes through Beit Malka institutions for many years, based on Feiner's ties with Dachner and Charney, connections he used to keep.

But the judge said that Feiner, as noted by his lawyer attorney Professor David Libai, "did not act in any way for financial gain." Court hearing the judge said that "the defendant 11 was not suspected, even slightly, that took even a single cent, to his pocket or any member of his family. "Beyond saying that it was not possible to determine that the bribe money led him to work for the provision of benefits and assistance Holyland project developers.

Feiner court took responsibility for his actions and stated clearly that is thank all the deeds attributed to him in the indictment, including convicted. He noted, however, that follow a lack of understanding the significance of entrepreneurial activities in the municipality for the benefit of Holyland. He expressed regret of his actions in this case.

The judge ruled that the medical condition of Avraham Feiner, does not allow his stay in prison. As published, the parties reached an agreement on a sentence of imprisonment for 6 months, to be served in community service.
"It is important to emphasize, if not for the medical condition and the special exception of the defendant, not allowing his stay in the court of the prison, his sentence was completely different," said the judge. "Appropriate punishment - after deducting all the data at his disposal, and his favor and after weighing the medical condition and the work that not a single penny landed in his pocket - was punishment for not less punishment of five years in prison."

"I hereby sentence the defendant to 11 sentence of 15 months imprisonment, of which six months of actual imprisonment."

Fwiner will perform the sentence by way of community service at Hadassah Mount Scopus, five days a week, 6 hours daily, commencing on 10th Av at 8:00 am.

In addition to community service, the judge imposed a fine of 250 thousand, or five months in jail. Penalty is payable in 10 consecutive monthly installments, as of 1/09/2014.

Attorney, Professor David Libai referred judgment and told Behadrey Haredim that in this case "The prosecution and the court found special consideration by Rabbi Feiner did not take a single penny pocket money bribes, and taking into account opinion of doctors which prevents from making serving imprisonment. "

He adds that the Honorable Judge David Rosen knew discover the difference between Rabbi Feiner and blame others, which reflected the sentence of imprisonment imposed on others.

This morning was to the District Court in Tel Aviv was to sentence Uri Lupliansky, but Judge Rosen stated that he does not intend to give the sentence until he recovered from his illness, the following discussion regarding set to 19th of the month.

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