Άρθρα #criminal lawyer greece

Δικηγορικό Γραφείο Θεσσαλονίκης για ποινικές υποθέσεις.

The Greek Law Office of Christos Terzidis, based in Thessaloniki, provides specialized and comprehensive legal services in the field of Criminal Law.

Criminal damage to property may carry serious legal consequences. See what steps you should take immediately to protect your rights.

The damage of artworks and collectible items is now an autonomous criminal offence under Article 378A of the Greek Criminal Code. Learn when it is established, the applicable penalties, and when it is upgraded to a felony.

Through the successful conclusion of a criminal plea bargaining procedure, our client will not be sent to prison to serve his sentence, despite the seriousness of the criminal charges he was facing

The Court ordered the release of our accused principal and replaced pre-trial detention with restrictive conditions in a case involving drug offences and participation in a criminal organisation

When and How Sentence Consolidation Can Be Granted – Legal Guidance from an Experienced Criminal Defence Lawyer

A prisoner's release from prison in Greece is usually carried out through the procedure of conditional release (parole). Learn when an application for release may be submitted, the main legal requirements, and the role that sentence consolidation plays under Greek Criminal law

Understanding the Penalties and Legal Framework for Drug Trafficking in Greece

Learn how criminal defence is structured throughout criminal proceedings, what the key stages of a criminal case are, and why obtaining legal representation at an early stage can prove decisive

The preliminary investigation is the first substantive stage of criminal proceedings following the initiation of criminal prosecution, during which the key elements of the case are gathered. Understanding this stage of the process can significantly influence the course of a criminal case

What is the main investigation? What is the role of the Investigating Judge? What rights does the accused have? Everything you need to know about one of the most important stages of criminal proceedings