R' Yitzchak Shifman | Sanhedrin 6b-7a (top)

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Shalom everyone this month of Adar should really be like it tells us in the M that it was changed from the sadness and concern that was in the days of ham and it should be changed to God willing great great happy occasions we're continuing on in with today 6B and we're going to start the Top Line of the page sash we're going to have today really one section which is really a TOA will go through three more opinions in addition to what we had yesterday regarding the allowance or lack thereof of making a compromise very interesting discussion in a series of related before we begin let's just mention our learning should be as a Merit for a full speedy recovery for and we begin the top line of the page sash bash before we begin it's important to mention we left off yesterday with the first opinion actually in the TOA it's the to the beginning of um of of this m sanin first opinion we're going to call the tanama was of the opinion that when it comes to compromise seemingly your allowed to offer as a judge you can offer a compromise but once the adjudication has been Meed out this is how Rashi explained it we'll see really the gamar is going to mention this later once it's been Meed out already means he said your and your P or your and you're Zak should say you're innocent and you're guilty then he's not allowed then to try to turn it into a compromise so sa explains Rashi what he means to say is he can't trick them by saying I don't know if this is really the reality and I don't want a pasin I'd rather a compromise so that point you're not allowed to but before that the tanak said you could create a compromise so we're going to

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1. 0:01Shalom everyone this month of Adar should really be like it tells us in the M…
2. 3:16the judges are no longer allowed to make a compromise and if they do make a…
3. 6:24means to say is he simple shot would before the these people would anticipate judgment if…
4. 10:03allow our Brethren ysep to die meaning what was Yehuda trying to do he said let's…
5. 13:13law says what is the teaching usom what is the type of adjudication that includes peace…
6. 16:51verse for his entire nation it's considered Justice for this one who needed to get paid…
7. 20:05compromise and when you already hear their arguments you know which direction this may go this…
8. 23:16person means even if you're worried the litigant is going to bother you you have to…
9. 26:59what you're thinking if you're trying your best in and and you're judging based on what…
10. 30:03could do we could do a compromise that's a mitzvah for a judge to do that…

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