Criminal law
Body found in Malakasa ravine shows signs of strangulation
The man found dead in a ravine in Malakasa, northeast of Athens, on Wednesday afternoon showed signs of strangulation, sources say.
Preliminary forensic findings suggest the 65-70-year-old's death was likely the result of foul play.
The victim has not been identified, as no identification was found on his body. The Homicide Division is investigating.
Amaliada: The prosecutor asked for an investigation into the possible homicide of Panagiotakis, the son of Irini Mourtzoukou’s friend
A new page in the investigations into the death of 15-month-old Panayiotis, the son of her friend Irini Mourtzoukou, who died last August, opens the order of the Diamantis Floridis, the Deputy Prosecutor of the Ilia Prosecutor’s Office, to conduct a preliminary examination to the Ilida Security to investigate whether the crime of manslaughter (with any kind of malice) of the in
Ampelokipi: Criminal charges for terrorism to the arrested
The prosecution for four felonies and two misdemeanors against both the 31-year-old arrested man and the 33-year-old woman who is hospitalized under guard at the Evangelism and against another girl with whom they have a friendly relationship and is in the Netherlands, was brought by the Athens Prosecutor’s Office.
Man detained at Athens airport on Czech warrant
A 27-year-old man was arrested on Friday at Athens' International Airport on a European arrest warrant issued by the Czech authorities for theft, acceptance and distribution of proceeds of crime, forgery and fraud.
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The institution of protected witnesses
The institution of protected witnesses works everywhere in the democratic world as a tool to clear up cases of corruption and organized crime. In Greece, it was used by the previous government as a weapon of slander against its opponents, leading to its degeneration.
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Unprotected witnesses
The law on protected witnesses has a history similar to that of the Greek state: It's laughable.
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21 complaints against former protected witnesses reopened for investigation
A total of 21 complaints filed by political figures against two former protected witnesses in the Novartis case - who had previously implicated these officials in bribery allegations - will be re-examined after being retrieved from the archive.
Corrupt police officer arrested: Caught in serial fraud case – Bribing victims
Detained by the Internal Affairs Service Security Corps, a police officer accused of fraud committed and attempted, repeatedly, as well as violation of weapons legislation. The documentation that was formed includes another person who is charged with aiding and abetting fraud.
US court delays decision on Cihantimur's extradition
A U.S. court has postponed its decision regarding the extradition request for Timur Cihantimur, who fled Türkiye with his mother after a fatal car accident.
The Boston court said it would delay the ruling until after the parties submit their final written arguments.
Trapper sentenced to two years in prison for ordering cannabis online
A well-known trap artist from Thessaloniki has been sentenced to two years in prison, suspended for three years, after ordering 500 grams of cannabis during the Covid-19 lockdown.
The sentence came as part of a plea deal with the prosecutor under Greece's criminal negotiation system.