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.

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.

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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