This is a criminal procedure against a bar manager for violations of a smoke free law. The Court found the defendant criminally guilty for not enforcing the law by allowing bar guests to smoke in the premises. The Court ordered a personal fine of 14,000 Shekel ($3,500).
Government, through its agencies and officials including prosecutors, may seek to enforce its health laws. For example, the government may revoke the license of a retailer that sells tobacco products to minors. These cases may also directly involve the tobacco industry, for example, a government might impound and destroy improperly labeled cigarette packs.
This is a criminal procedure against a bar manager for violations of a smoke free law. The Court found the defendant criminally guilty for not enforcing the law by allowing bar guests to smoke in the premises. The Court ordered a personal fine of 14,000 Shekel ($3,500).