Officers from the Minor Protection Sub-directorate arrested two young men in an Attica neighborhood on…
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A court in Thessaloniki has sentenced a 56-year-old teacher to three years in prison, suspended…
Greek court sentenced a chemistry teacher to two and a half years in prison for…
The Supreme Court of Greece has rejected a request from the complainants in the case…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly contacted former U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday, seeking…
A 19-year-old accused of causing a crash that killed a heavily pregnant woman and her unborn child has been granted bail after his mother offered a $50,000 surety, despite prosecutors arguing he posed a potential risk to public safety. The teen faces multiple dangerous and negligent driving charges over the fatal Hornsby incident.
A 61-year-old woman in Volos was convicted of stalking her neighbor by sending months of erotic messages.
Christos Mavrikis, a central figure in Greece’s 1990s wiretapping scandal, is once again under legal scrutiny as he faces charges of attempting to bribe a Supreme Court judge. Arrested in Spata after allegedly sending a letter implying a bribe, Mavrikis is set to appear before an investigating judge on May 23. The case has reignited debate over judicial integrity and echoes past political scandals that once rocked the nation.
Greek singer Christos Mastoras has been released from custody ahead of his trial on Thursday, February 6, following charges of driving under the influence and dangerous driving. The court granted him a three-day postponement, allowing him to remain free until the hearing.
Prominent criminal lawyer Apostolos Lytras has been released from prison after the court reclassified the charge against him from a felony to a misdemeanor. Imprisoned for three months following the brutal assault of his wife, Sophia Polyzogopoulou, Lytras was granted parole under strict conditions. These include a prohibition on approaching his wife and restrictions on communication, except regarding their minor child, and mandatory participation in a counseling program.
In a significant development, Julian Assange has officially pleaded guilty to charges of violating the…
