W-LAN-Verbot an Israels Schulen: bitte warten, bitte warten (Allgemein)

Gast, Samstag, 06.09.2014, 01:08 (vor 4179 Tagen) @ H. Lamarr

Wenn es der Regierung bis 15. Juli 2014 nicht gelingt, dem Gericht die Unbedenklichkeit von W-LAN-Internetzugängen zu beweisen, dann müssen die drahtlosen Zugänge in den öffentlichen Schulen des Landes durch drahtgebundene ersetzt werden.

Und wieder gibt es eine neue unerwartete Wendung in diesem Fall. Das israelische Milität scheint um einiges zielstrebiger zu sein als die israelische Justiz, die uns abermals vertröstet. Der schwierigen Übersetzerei leid, lasse ich Dafna deshalb jetzt einfach selber sprechen:

Hi All,

I've been getting many emails with questions as to the progress of our case to ban Wi-Fi in schools in Israel.

We had very busy couple of months with many submissions and finally I wrote down a short summary with the main events in the case.

Link to the update: http://ehsfighback.blogspot.com/2014/09/israeli-case-update-waiting-for-courts.html

Short Synopsis:
Essentially, following the conditional injunction that was issued in April, the Gov submitted its answer to the injunction on July 22nd. We (the Plaintiffs) responded with motions for a permanent and intermediary injunctions.

On the motion for a Permanent injunction, the court ruled that it cannot give a permanent injunction without a hearing, and a hearing was scheduled for February 11th, 2015. It is likely that it would be the last hearing in the case.

On the motion for an intermediary injunction (injunction until a decision on the permanent injunction is made), the Government responded to our motions on 26/8, and I respondent to its response on 28/8. However, today, instead of ruling on the motions, the Court ruled that the Plaintiffs (us) have until Sept 15th to respond to the Gov response. Since I already submitted my response, we are now just waiting for the other attorney to respond. I hope there would not be additional stalling and the Court will make a ruling on the intermediary injunction immediately after.

This is exhausting...

Thank you.

Dafna