An archival article on criminal proceedings, procedural guarantees, trials of expediency and the duty of courts to judge according to law.
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Criminal Law
An archival article on criminal proceedings, procedural guarantees, trials of expediency and the duty of courts to judge according to law.
Criminal Law
The phishing method is often connected with the unlawful acquisition of data or the commission of fraud on the internet. The term is linked to…
Criminal Law
During the festive season we try to escape everyday, ordinary, stressful and meaningless things, forgetting the crises, especially the economic one.
Criminal Law
Newspaper reports quoted statements by a deputy prosecutor of the Court of Appeal criticizing the legislature for allowing the conversion of prison…
Criminal Law
Dismissal by the Supreme Court of a prosecutorial appeal against a decision of the Athens Council of Appeals, by which a European Arrest Warrant was…
Criminal Law
Final order no. 1795/2012 of the Athens Judicial Council referred Georgian migrants to trial for criminal organization and aggravated thefts.
Criminal Law
The repetition of the criminal procedure provided for by article 525 of the Criminal Code. is considered an extraordinary criminal procedure with…
Criminal Law
in the courtrooms of Greek courts. One of the first things that fascinated me in legal science was the absolute certainty that formed in me, perhaps…
Criminal Law
An archival article prompted by a report on pretrial detention, inhuman treatment and the continuing public humiliation of Vicky Stamati.
Criminal Law
By decision no. 1534/03.11.2011 of the Supreme Court, decision no. 1480/2010 of the Five-Member Court of Appeal of Athens was upheld, by which...
Criminal Law
An archival article on article 187 of the Penal Code, criminal organization charges, migration, policing and the pressure placed on fundamental…
Criminal Law
By decision no. 1808/2010, Areios Pagos rejected the application of a person sentenced to life imprisonment for a reopening of the criminal…