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The authorities have such a parallel system in place to ensure that, regardless of the outcome of the judicial process, dangerous people are not permitted to endanger the public.

In Rav Elon’s case, the charges were “light” and the sentence was little more than a slap on the wrist.

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I have no knowledge of the “risk assessment” of Rav Elon.

However, judging by Rav Elon’s failure to acknowledge the severity of the initial allegations, nor of his conviction; his total lack of expressed regret, nor any apology to his victims; and his derisory and arrogant dismissal of the sentence – Rabbi Elon seems indeed to be a dangerous “authority figure who took advantage of those dependent on him” and should therefore be prevented from ever having access to other people’s children.

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David Morris has been nominated for the President of Israel's Prize 2010. He is an entrepreneur in the fields of charity and electro-optics; Established Lema'an Achai ("For My Brothers"), the innovative community social services charity in Ramat Bet Shemesh, "Magen", the Bet Shemesh Child Protection Agency, and "Yad LeYedid" (A Hand to a Friend) charity helping impoverished families in Jerusalem. His day-job as Owner/CEO of Scitronix Ltd is marketing sophisticated electro-optical products to high tech industries in Israel. David is the proud dad of six amazing children, and luckiest-husband-in-the-world of Julie Morris.