Appealing the Closure of a Case – When You Disagree With the Decision
When a complainant appeals a decision to close a case, the person whose case was closed may find themselves facing criminal proceedings again.
The other side of the coin
When a complainant appeals a decision to close a case, the person whose case was closed may find themselves facing criminal proceedings again. Action is also possible in this situation: presenting a reasoned position to the reviewing authority.
And if the case is closed?
A crime victim has the right to appeal a decision to close the case: a reasoned appeal, based on the investigation material and pointing to investigative failures and evidence that was not exhausted, is submitted to the supervising authority within the prescribed time limits. Professional appeals bring cases back to life. At the same time, in suitable offenses the victim also has the route of a private criminal complaint available, as well as the civil proceeding for compensation.
Representation of crime victims
Israel Arama, formerly of the Tel Aviv District Attorney's Office, knows exactly which cases the system advances and which are closed, and knows how to build a complaint that is difficult to close. Seek advice before filing the complaint; order in the first version is worth the entire case.
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