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Fraudulent New IT Systems of the Israeli Courts - Unannounced Regime Change?
2/14/2015 11:18:49 PM
Accepted for publication and presentation by the 15th European Conference on eGovernment - ECEG 2015 OccupyTLV, February 15 - the paper, abstract below, was accepted for publication and presentation, following anonymous, international, peer-review by information technology experts. The conference includes a special track on e-justice - pertaining to the IT systems of justice in various nations. The ECEG2015 is not the first forum to determine that the Israeli justice system today is operating fraudulent IT systems: * The UN Human Rights Council Professional Stafff Review said "Lack of intergrity in the elecrronic record systems of the Supreme Court the district courts and the detainees courts in Israel. * Senior Israeli computer science professors, who reviewed part of the data concur. Of note, Israeli law professors have so far refused to answer on requests for critical comments on the ECEG paper... Fraudulent New IT Systems of the Israeli Courts - Unannounced Regime Change? Joseph Zernik, PhD Human Rights Alert (NGO), Tel-Aviv, Israel Abstract: Validity, integrity, and impacts of the new IT systems of the Israeli courts, implemented in the decade of the 2000s, are examined. The report is based in part on the Human Rights Alert, NGO, (HRA) submission for the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of human rights in Israel by the Human Rights Council (HRC) of the United Nations (UN) which, following professional HRC staff review, was incorporated into the HRC UPR report (2013) with the note: "Lack of integrity in the electronic record systems of the supreme court, the district courts and the detainees' courts in Israel". The current report is also based on the findings of the State Ombudsman's R eport (2010), which noted that system development failed to comply with s tate law and standards. System analysis reveals d evelopment and implementation with no lawful authority, servers of unverified identity, and invalid implementation of electronic signatures, authentication procedures, authorities and permissions. Data mining reveals widespread issuance of invalid, f alsified, simulated, and/or forged judicial records. Case studies document the implications of the operation of such conditions. The systems stripped judicial records of any validity and authenticity. Such systems, implemented through a costly, long-term project, overseen by key national judicial figures, are unlikely to be the outcome of oversight, or human error. The systems should be viewed as suspension of the law of the land, or denial of access to the civil courts. As such, they represent a regime change, or a constitutional crisis in a nation with no constitution. C orrective measures are proposed, calling for P ublicity of the L aw - transparency - and for the S eparation of P owers - placing the development and implementation of such systems under accountability to the legislature. IT experts should assume more prominent duties in the safeguard of civil society in our era. Keywords: e-justice, human rights, courts, prisons, banking regulation, State of Israel.
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