Was Moshe Katsav's trial public or closed-door?
Public
Closed-door
Half public, half closed-door
The trial was conducted in secret
Answer
Moshe Katsav's trial was closed-door, meaning that the public was not allowed to attend. The trial was held in a military court, and the decision to close it to the public was made by the military judge. The reason for the decision was to protect the privacy of the victims and to ensure that the trial was fair.
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