Rebbe Responsa

By the Grace of G-d Rosh Chodesh Kislev, 5740 Brooklyn, N.Y.

Resolving conflict through a third party

By the Grace of G-d 14 Tammuz, 5738 Brooklyn, N.Y.

Changing from well established Jewish customs

By the Grace of G-d21 Tammuz, 5737Brooklyn, N.Y.

Why a woman should not serve as a judge; this may also lead to women becoming rabbis

By the Grace of G-d 13th of Tishrei, 5736 Brooklyn, N. Y.

A Judge must seek that which is deeper than the surface

By the Grace of G-d 18th of Shevat, 5725 Brooklyn, N. Y.

Judge Samuel Weiss: The purpose of a Yeshivah is for the average laymen; morality must be based on Divine Authority

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By the Grace of G-d 20th of Adar II, 5722 Brooklyn, N.Y.

The primary function of the judiciary system should be preventative, not punitive; special ability given to those appointed to public office

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By the Grace of G-d10th of Nissan, 5721 Brooklyn, N.Y.

The ultimate role of a judge is to prevent the need for punishment; this is also the purpose of a yeshiva

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