Moshe Katsav
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Parole board to review former president's request for early release
Katsav is serving a seven year sentence after being convicted of rape and sexual harassment in 2010.
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Moshe Katsav on hidden camera: For ten years the world has been out to vilify me
On a hidden camera former President Moshe Katsav bashed the court system and claimed that the world was out to vilify him.
Katsav crony denies asking Rivlin for pardon
The report quoted Katsav attorney David Mena confirming that Appel had asked Rivlin to pardon the former president.
Katsav accuser relieved ex-president to stay in prison
Witness Odelia Karmon said the decision made her rest easier, and called it “principled, correct, and courageous in light of political pressure to set Katsav free.
Former president Katsav to remain in prison for rape, parole board rules
Parole board rejects appeal for early release for Katsav, who has so far served five years in prison.
Katsav agrees to rehab, but expresses no regret
Parole board reexamines request for early release by ex-president jailed almost five years ago for rape.
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Katsav had appealed the rejection of his early release, this time expressing a desire to undergo rehabilitation.
Katsav’s victim, rape group express disbelief at recommendation for early release
Katsav has served five years of his seven year term for rape and other sex-related offense following his conviction in December 2010.
Panel to recommend parole board grant Katsav early release
In the event that the committee is changing its basic position on when expressing regret is necessary, The Jerusalem Post has learned that the Justice Ministry is likely to seek clarifications.