司法 · 警察トップの謝罪
ボアズ・バルト、検察官に謝罪 以前の疑惑は説明されず
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英語の原文から翻訳されています。
上級警察幹部が、検察官は刑事捜査を人々への圧力に利用していると非難したとき、謝罪によって何が決着するのだろうか。ボアズ・バルトの件で明らかになったのは、検察に対する彼の公の評価が変わったということであり、彼が広めた疑惑への回答ではない。
トップに立って変わった見方
国家検察庁は捜査・情報部門の信頼できるパートナーであり、私たちは肩を並べて働いています。
この翻訳された説明は、以前の批判とは正反対の趣旨を示している。バルトは信頼、敬意、共通の専門的な道筋について語り、部門長に就任して以来、検察官は公共の利益だけを考えていると見てきたと付け加えた。これらは彼による現在の組織評価であり、検察の判断を独立に検証したものではない。1
録音が実際に何を主張していたのか
彼の批判は、検察の優先事項と警察の対応にも及んだ。検察官は公的部門の汚職に集中する一方、アラブ社会における犯罪など、ほかの問題を放置していると非難した。また、一部の警察官は犯罪者との対決を避け、恐怖から事件に目をつぶっているとも非難した。5
アブ・ラティフを例に挙げ、バルトはかつて年20回行われていた警察の捜査が、年1回未満に減ったと主張した。その数値は、以前の録音で彼が示した比較である。検証済みの警察統計でも、現在の取り締まり状況を示す数値でも、特定の警察官が職務を怠った証拠でもない。後に検察官を支持する立場を示したことも、警察活動に関するこれらの別個の主張に実質的には答えていない。5
JDNは11月8日、匿名の検察関係者がこれらの非難を否定したと報じた。捜査や起訴の判断は、余計な動機によるものではなく、専門的な検討と証拠に基づいていると述べた。この否定はバルトの主張とともに示す必要があるが、いずれも、その後の彼の立場の変化も含め、根底にある主張についての司法判断ではない。5
証拠には至らない説明
入手できた記事は釈明と録音の相当部分を掲載しているが、元の音声全体と、独立した公式声明文は確認できなかった。掲載された発言から報じられるのは、謝罪したことと評価が変わったことだ。バルトが事実に関するすべての主張を明確に撤回した、あるいはそれぞれが誤りだったと認めた、とする根拠にはならない。
未解決の刑事事件を抱える人や、不正行為の調査で呼び出された警察官にとって、実際の問題は、警察と検察が今では互いの関係を好意的に語っているかどうかではない。捜査が長引かされたり、不適切に利用されたりしたかどうかだ。それを解明するには、個別案件と判断、その理由に関する証拠が必要となる。バルトは公の立場を変えたが、公表された謝罪はその証拠を示していない。
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放送時の内容
- Boaz Balt now calls the prosecutors he accused of pressuring people trusted partners.
- Israel's police investigations and intelligence chief has apologized after recordings exposed his allegations of misuse of criminal cases. Those accusations reach citizens facing open investigations and officers investigated for misconduct.
- What remains unresolved is whether any of those investigations was actually prolonged or used improperly.
- Balt leads the Israel Police division responsible for investigations and intelligence. He now says the State Attorney's Office works closely with his division, and that taking charge changed his understanding of the prosecutors' work.
- He says the recorded remarks were about two years old when they became public. He places them before his current job, when he held the lower police rank of tat-nitzav. His explanation is that he sees the relationship differently from the position he holds now.
- The recordings became public on November eighth. Balt apologized to senior prosecutors on November twelfth, four days later. He said his views had changed since taking responsibility for the Investigations and Intelligence Division.
- Balt acknowledged that he hadn't understood things as clearly then as he does today. He borrowed a line about seeing things differently from a new vantage point. His new description of the prosecution service was unequivocally positive.
- Balt described prosecutors as a faithful partner, working shoulder to shoulder with his division. He spoke of trust, respect and a shared professional path. Since taking charge, he said, he'd seen prosecutors concerned only with the public interest.
- He also acknowledged that investigators and prosecutors sometimes have difficult disagreements. But he said their purpose is to uncover the truth and serve the public. That explanation replaces his earlier sweeping criticism with an endorsement of their professional relationship.
- In the older recording, Balt alleged that prosecutors left a case untouched for a year, then reopened it for further investigation. He accused them of keeping files in reserve to exert pressure on people.
- He alleged that similar pressure reached police officers through the Police Internal Investigations Department, known in Hebrew as Mahash. That body investigates police misconduct. His accusation was that the power to summon officers for questioning could itself become leverage.
- Prosecutorial officials rejected those allegations. They said decisions to investigate or prosecute rested on evidence and professional considerations, without outside motives. Balt's accusations haven't been proven, and his apology supplies no case-by-case explanation of them.
- Subscribe to this channel to follow whether Balt's allegations receive a substantive explanation.
- Balt also accused prosecutors of focusing on public corruption while neglecting other matters, including crime in Arab society. And he criticized police officers themselves, alleging that some looked away from incidents because they feared confronting criminals.
- Using Abu Latif as an example, Balt claimed police checks had fallen from twenty a year to fewer than one. Those figures were his comparison in the older recording. They haven't been confirmed as police statistics.
- Balt's first response to the disclosure said his comments had been taken out of context. He defended substantive criticism between organizations as legitimate and constructive. He also stressed cooperation among police, prosecutors and government legal advisers. His later apology went further by acknowledging his changed understanding.
- Balt also alleged that releasing the recordings now was intended to damage him and divert him from his work. He offered no evidence proving that motive. He declared that he wouldn't be deterred and remained loyal to the law alone.
- He now endorses the prosecutors he previously accused. His apology leaves the specific allegations about delayed cases and pressure on citizens and officers unresolved.
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