Initial report: Shoe-thrower threatened judge, lawyer in past
The man suspected of throwing a show at Supreme Court President Dorit Beinish apparently threatened his lawyer Arieh Rozenberg and Judge Philip Marcus in 2006. Magistrates' Court Judge Rachel Shalev-Gertel released him then on bail of NIS 2,000 (about $535) and issued a restraining order forbidding him from coming to the family court and the judge for three months.
"I have no intention of attacking anyone. If I receive an order from the judge not to come, I won't come," he was quoted as saying in the hearing's minutes. Attorney Rozenberg said to Ynet: "I was always afraid of this man. I felt a huge relief when he left me and left the office." (Aviad Glickman and Roi Mandel)
