9 January 2017, 16:54 · 20th Knesset · vote no. 26151

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הצעת חוק סדר הדין הפלילי (תיקון מס' 77), התשע"ז-2017Bill of Criminal Procedure (Amendment No. 77), 2017 · automatic translation · suggest a correction

אישור החוק

Law passed: 46 for, 23 against

69 of 120 voted — official Knesset result

What was put to the vote

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Bill: חוק סדר הדין הפלילי (תיקון מס' 77), התשע"ז-2017Criminal Procedure Law (Amendment No. 77), 2017auto

About the law and the debate

Official summary of the law (Knesset)

The Criminal Procedure Law (Amendment No. 77), 2017 clarifies that the court of appeals has the authority to impose on a defendant any sentence that the previous court was entitled to impose, whether or not the defendant has begun serving the sentence imposed by the previous court or has completed serving it.

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Hebrew original

חוק סדר הדין הפלילי (תיקון מס' 77), התשע"ז-2017 מבהיר כי לבית המשפט שלערעור סמכות להשית על נאשם כל עונש שהערכאה הקודמת היתה רשאית להטיל, בין אם הנאשם החל לשאת את העונש שהשיתה עליו הערכאה הקודמת או סיים לשאתו, ובין אם לא.

What was said in the plenum

Supporters saidautoEquality should be created between a situation in which a defendant is serving a prison sentence and a situation in which he is carrying out a community service order, so that in both cases the appellate instance would have the authority to increase the sentence if it accepts the appeal.Speakers who made this point: 2Opponents saidautoThis involves a change to an entrenched fundamental rule in criminal law, according to which the appellate instance does not exhaust the sentence and does not substitute its discretion for that of the first instance, merely because of a request by the prosecution.Speakers who made this point: 1

2 members spoke

All arguments and speakers are on the bill page →

By party on the day of the vote

Coalition and opposition voted differently.

coalition40 for · 0 against
opposition6 for · 23 against
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  • abstained
  • against
Likudהליכודcoalition20 for · 0 against — majority for

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Zionist Unionהמחנה הציוניopposition0 for · 14 against — majority against

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Joint Listהרשימה המשותפת (חד"ש, רע"ם, בל"ד ותע"ל)opposition0 for · 9 against — majority against

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Yesh Atidיש עתידopposition6 for · 0 against — majority for

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Kulanuכולנו בראשות משה כחלוןcoalition5 for · 0 against — majority for

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Jewish Homeהבית היהודי בראשות נפתלי בנטcoalition4 for · 0 against — majority for

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United Torah Judaismיהדות התורהcoalition4 for · 0 against — majority for

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Shasש"סcoalition4 for · 0 against — majority for

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Yisrael Beytenuישראל ביתנוcoalition3 for · 0 against — majority for

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Roll call (69)

Showing 69 of 69

MemberParty at the timeVoteSource code
Eli Ben DahanJewish Homefor7
Mordhay YogevJewish Homefor7
Nissan SlomianskyJewish Homefor7
Bezalel SmotrichJewish Homefor7
Yuli Yoel EdelsteinLikudfor7
Ze'ev Binyamin BeginLikudfor7
Nava BokerLikudfor7
David BitanLikudfor7
Anat BerkoLikudfor7
Yehuda Joshua GlickLikudfor7
Gila GamlielLikudfor7
Avi DicterLikudfor7
Sharren Miriam HaskelLikudfor7
Makhluf Miki ZoharLikudfor7
Tzipi HotovelyLikudfor7
Oren Asaf HazanLikudfor7
Israel KatzLikudfor7
Yaron MazuzLikudfor7
Avraham NeguiseLikudfor7
Benjamin NetanyahuLikudfor7
Nurit KorenLikudfor7
Yoav KischLikudfor7
Ayoob KaraLikudfor7
Yuval SteinitzLikudfor7
Zouheir BahloulZionist Unionagainst8
Michal BiranZionist Unionagainst8
Yehiel Hilik BarZionist Unionagainst8
Eytan BroshiZionist Unionagainst8
Omer BarlevZionist Unionagainst8
Yoseph YonahZionist Unionagainst8
Shelly YachimovichZionist Unionagainst8
Yael Cohen ParanZionist Unionagainst8
Merav MichaeliZionist Unionagainst8
Ayelet Nahmias-VerbinZionist Unionagainst8
Ksenia SvetlovaZionist Unionagainst8
Revital SwidZionist Unionagainst8
Nachman ShaiZionist Unionagainst8
Stav ShaffirZionist Unionagainst8
Talab Abu ArarJoint Listagainst8
Yousef JabareenJoint Listagainst8
Hanin ZoabiJoint Listagainst8
Jamal ZahalkaJoint Listagainst8
Abd Al Hakeem Haj YahyaJoint Listagainst8
Dov KheninJoint Listagainst8
Ahmad TibiJoint Listagainst8
Osama SaadiJoint Listagainst8
Aida Touma SlimanJoint Listagainst8
Israel EichlerUnited Torah Judaismfor7
Yaakov AsherUnited Torah Judaismfor7
Menachem Eliezer MosesUnited Torah Judaismfor7
Uri MaklevUnited Torah Judaismfor7
Haim JelinYesh Atidfor7
Mickey LevyYesh Atidfor7
Yaakov PerryYesh Atidfor7
Yoel RazvozovYesh Atidfor7
Elazar SternYesh Atidfor7
Ofer ShelahYesh Atidfor7
Robert IlatovYisrael Beytenufor7
Hamad AmarYisrael Beytenufor7
Oded ForerYisrael Beytenufor7
Michael OrenKulanufor7
Merav Ben AriKulanufor7
Yoav GallantKulanufor7
Akram HassonKulanufor7
Tali PloskovKulanufor7
Yitzhak VakninShasfor7
Yitzhak CohenShasfor7
Michael MalkieliShasfor7
Yakov MargiShasfor7
Numbers and sources
For
46
Against
23
Abstained
0
Present, did not vote
0

Official result: 46 for, 23 against, 0 abstained — adopted. Taking that into account, the roll call matches the official result.

Only members with a record are counted. No record does not mean the member was absent.

Source: vote page on the Knesset website ↗

Bill of Criminal Procedure (Amendment No. 77), 2017 — 9 January 2017 · How the Knesset Votes