2. Quash Open-Minded Messages: Collectively, let us ban the word "thoughts?" from email.
In the paper, an IDF Commander, now one of the most powerful generals in the army, appeals to the Chief Military Attorney to quash an open inquiry in the deaths of five children saying the exposure of soldiers to the legal system would damage troop morale and 'completely paralyse the IDF's abilities to take combative action'.
In 2014, High Court judges ordered a fresh inquest into Pte James's death after they quashed an open verdict recorded in December 1995.
Mr Justice Mitting and Judge Peter Thornton QC ruled on Friday there was "an insufficiency of inquiry" at James's 1995 inquest and quashed its open verdict.
High Court judges ordered the fresh inquest in 2014 after they quashed an open verdict recorded in December 1995 into the death of the recruit, who was found dead with a gunshot wound to her head.
The current inquest at Surrey Coroner's Court was ordered after a decision by the High Court quashed the open verdict originally recorded just weeks after her death, amid concerns key witnesses were not called and some evidence was not examined.
The inquest at Woking, which heard from 109 witnesses, was held after the high court quashed an open verdict recorded at her first inquest, which lasted one hour and was held three weeks after her death, for reasons of "insufficiency of inquiry".
(He also single-handedly quashed an open-carry bill).
City planners quashed Chipotle's recent bid to open in the Castro neighborhood, and this summer, city supervisors passed a law requiring, for eighteen months, that chains obtain permits to open stores in the formerly blighted downtown stretch where Twitter headquarters relocated, a zone known for vacancies, drug deals, and fast food.
But each time the examiners sought to open a file, Barasch quashed any potential investigation.
