Four years after the “injecting mother” affair exploded, the court ruled that she would only want service jobs and compensate her son, who injected insulin, for NIS 1,000 | Lawyer: Who lost her family “
The Jerusalem District Court today (Tuesday) sentenced the ultra-Orthodox woman, a resident of Jerusalem, who was nicknamed “the injecting mother” to nine months of service and compensation of 1,000 shekels. Insulin brick at the hospital.
It will be recalled that the woman, who was arrested about four years ago, pleaded guilty in a plea bargain, and was convicted of injecting her son with insulin on four occasions, during his hospitalization at Shaare Zedek Hospital in Jerusalem, using a syringe she brought with her, leading to hypoglycemia.
After a lengthy trial alongside a rehabilitation procedure that also included appropriate psychiatric treatment, Jerusalem Vice President Judge Rafi Carmel accepted the plea deal reached by the defense and prosecution and sentenced the defendant to community service and a token compensation fine.
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The plaintiff, Attorney Shmuel Barzilai. Explained the unusual response to the lenient sentence in that it was an exceptional case: “The woman was diagnosed as suffering from a certain syndrome she went through a difficult life and lived under constant stress when closed. “Since then, she has undergone a long rehabilitation process and there is no fear that she will return to Sora.”
The woman’s defense attorney, whose name is not allowed to be published, Advocate Natan Rosenblatt, who accompanies the case from day one, said in response to the particularly lenient sentence: “I am glad that the prosecution and the court accepted my position. One, and later showed compassion for the plight of the unfortunate woman who was punished enough for losing her family, underwent a difficult divorce proceeding and her children do not grow up with her.
“The court even praised in his remarks the attitude of the prosecution in this case, which showed special compassion in view of the special situation,” concluded attorney Rosenblatt.