27th Hearing, Women’s Section, Korydallos Prison, Athens, 10 November 2015 1. Court access Hearings remain accessible to members of the public, provided they present their identity cards at the entrance. However, the crowd in the courtroom had thinned. The spaces
26th Hearing, Women’s Section, Korydallos Prison, Athens, 6 November 2015 1. Court access Hearings remain accessible to members of the public, provided they present their identity cards at the entrance. However, the crowd in the courtroom had thinned. The spaces
25th Hearing, Women’s Section, Korydallos Prison, Athens, 4 November 2015 1. Court access Hearings remain accessible to members of the public, provided they present their identity cards at the entrance. However, the crowd in the courtroom had thinned. The spaces
23rd Hearing, Women’s Section, Korydallos Prison, Athens, 21 October 2015 1. Court access Hearings remain accessible to members of the public, provided they present their identity cards at the entrance. However, there were fewer members of the public in attendance
22nd Hearing, Women’s Section, Korydallos Prison, Athens, 15 October 2015 1. Court access Hearings continue to be accessible to members of the public, provided they present their identity cards at the entrance. The courtroom was packed. 2. Presence and representation
P. Michalolias (photo), counsel and brother to N. Michaloliakos, added that in the particular case referent to art. 18, there is no legitimate reason to involve civil parties given no damaged person/good has been specified, nor can damage to society more broadly be argued, as otherwise it would be an issue of “popular civil action”. The following speakers voiced their agreement with Mr. Michalolias’s position.
Τhe presentation of Thanassis Kampagiannis at the open discussion “Golden Dawn Trial, an international event. Why does it matter to Greece and beyond”, organized by AnalyzeGreece!, Athens, 6.5.2015.
Thanassis Kampagiannis is a lawyer, civil action representative at the Golden Dawn trial, member of Jail Golden Dawn initiative.
Thus, a simple “caress” of a conviction bears no outcome whatsoever.
It is the first time that a Nazi organization will be tried in a court of law, even as it remains the third largest party in parliament, with 388,447 voters, and as the current government remains a majority-Left coalition
The Economist The crackdown on the party won widespread support from across the political spectrum, but also raised uncomfortable questions about political motivations and about collusion between the party and state institutions, especially the police.
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