Court ruling makes Sharon corruption charge less likely

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s son should not be charged with contempt of court for failing to provide police with documents in a corruption probe against his father, a court ruled today.

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s son should not be charged with contempt of court for failing to provide police with documents in a corruption probe against his father, a court ruled today.

Experts said the ruling reduced the chances that the premier will be indicted, though a business associated has been charged with bribing him.

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