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
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...
Administrative Law
The Greek police, EL.AS., was founded in 1984 and resulted from the merger of the Greek Gendarmerie, which had a military structure and hierarchy…
Constitutional Law
On May 6, voters were called to choose representatives before parliament completed the four-year term provided by the Constitution.
Constitutional Law
In the end, what the party shops wanted happened. Second elections were held within a very short time and produced almost the same results.
Constitutional Law
The article asks whether members of parliament have ideology, consistency, principles, ethos, ability, and knowledge, taking as its occasion the…
Constitutional Law
A storm of protests broke out over interventions by prominent Europeans in the country’s political developments and over alleged concessions of…
Constitutional Law
A personal reflection on freedom of speech, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and concern over the ACTA agreement and internet censorship.
Criminal Law
An archival article on article 187 of the Penal Code, criminal organization charges, migration, policing and the pressure placed on fundamental…
Constitutional Law
Seven parties passed the three percent threshold in the May 6, 2012 elections, producing a fragmented parliament and deep political instability.
Commercial Law
By decision no. 1470/2009, the Supreme Court held, despite the contrary proposal of the Prosecutor, that even registered shares may be embezzled.
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…
Criminal Law
By decision 1808/2010, the Court of Cassation rejected a life-sentenced prisoner's request to reopen criminal proceedings despite an ECtHR finding…