Westminster UK court approves the extradition of Luke Brownsdon to serve a 12-year sentence in Greece over the 2019 assault that killed a British tourist on Zakynthos, following renewed scrutiny of the case by a Sky News documentary

A northern Greece prosecutor has invoked a controversial anti-racism law in a family dispute, fueling debate over PC 'policing' of speech

Authorities seek to identify the sender of a key email in the case file; two suspects remain in pre-trial detention

Felony court rejects mitigating circumstances and orders immediate imprisonment after conviction for dangerous driving causing death

High court rules that convicted November 17 leader failed to meet both formal and substantive conditions for conditional release, sending the case back to appeals judges for reconsideration

The government's proposal, why many in the judiciary are pushing back, and what they're suggesting instead. A decision on new Supreme Court leadership is due by month's end

British national of Pakistani origin given 8-month suspended sentence after disruptive behavior aboard a Manchester-Antalya

Relatives accused the justice system of undermining accountability after supreme court judges ordered a review of sentence reductions for officials convicted in the 2018 disaster, which killed more than 100 people

Measure aims to ease prison overcrowding and advance justice system reforms after a pilot phase approval

According to TA NEA, a 2022 judicial council ruling halted police surveillance of agricultural fund officials, even as the EPPO later used the same evidence to seek the lifting of immunity of 13 ND lawmakers and investigate their involvement in the OPEKEPE scandal.

The creeping consensus that constitutional rights and freedoms are secondary, and that only economic prosperity truly matters is just one manifestation of a morbid and dangerous decline.

The Panagopoulos case comes back to the spotlight with prosecutor's order

"I remained silent during ​the trial, but I will not be a scapegoat," Tal Dilian told Mega Stories and Inside Story, while reiterating that 'the preventive defense software is legally supplied exclusively to authorized government and law enforcement authorities'

The case against Yannis Panagopoulos, president of the General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE), over alleged violations of Greece’s asset declaration laws has been closed, with prosecutors finding no evidence of wrongdoing. The investigation was launched by Greece’s anti-money laundering authority and focused on so-called “pothen esches” declarations — mandatory disclosures of income and assets […]

GSEE President Giannis Panagopoulos allegedly failed to declare €3.2 million in income

The Thessaloniki woman passed away last week after suffering a massive stroke, with friends and colleagues subsequently charging that she faced threats, taunting and bullying in the classroom

A Thessaloniki court of appeal, after finding the inmate guilty of intentional homicide, recognized what it called a "mitigating circumstance of subsequent good behavior" and reduced the sentence to 15 years behind bars

The victim, 15, in the latest shocking instance of "revenge porn" allegedly tried to end her life twice when she learned of the circulated lewd material

Meanwhile, pressure builds on Yannis Panagopoulos, the president of the GSEE trade union umbrella group, to resign

According to the local media in the south-central city of Lamia, the boy’s mother abandoned the child when hearing a court decision giving custody to the biological father