> law
> law
Keele University’s new undergraduate law programme in Greece receives National Accreditation
The new programme offers comprehensive training in the core branches of Greek law—private, public, and criminal law—while also integrating elements of European, international, and English law
Kerameos: Widow’s pension cuts after three years to be abolished
Labour Minister Niki Kerameos announced that the 35% reduction introduced under the Katrougalos law will be scrapped, while beneficiaries will not be required to repay any retroactive amounts.
What is changing in migration policy: A brake on asylum with strict screening, detention & return hubs in third countries
The bill that provides for sweeping changes to asylum and the return of those who will not be granted it will be submitted to Parliament within the month - Fast-track procedures and strict deadlines for issuing final decisions
Electric scooters: Immediate ban for minors and mandatory insurance for adults
The regulation is also expected to include increased administrative fines both for violators and for companies that place electric scooters on the market that do not meet the required technical specifications
Joint liability in taxation: A block before seizure for corporate debts that follow individuals – what’s changing
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue has activated a digital application for the immediate notification of debtors who bear joint liability. Who is considered jointly responsible, what is shown in real time, and what changes in payment arrangements and collection measures
Kechagioglou to ProtoThema: “The prosecutor’s role permeates society” — The trial of the 21 Tempi students and Irene’s acquittal in Hong Kong
A well-known criminal lawyer to Direct: “The tough style—insulting judges and playing to the client—is outdated” — plus the Vayoni case, his career, major trials, and his approach to life
Salvador’s parliament approves life imprisonment for murderers, rapists and terrorists
The constitutional ban on lifers was abolished by an overwhelming majority, as part of Bukele's tough anti-gang policy