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The  military court system of the [[Israel Defense Forces]] also employs officers as lay judges. Headings in district military courts are generally presided over by a professional military judge and two officers who serve in units based in the court's regional district who generally do not have a legal background. Hearings in the [[Military Court of Appeals]], the supreme military court of Israel, are generally presided over by two professional judges and one lay judge.

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