Areos Pagos on V. Floridis' Allegations of Corruption in the Judiciary: "The Prosecutor's Proposals Do Not Bind the Courts" - iefimerida.gr
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A joint statement was issued by the President and the Prosecutor of the country's Supreme Court on the occasion of a recent article by Deputy Prosecutor of the Supreme Court Vasilis Floridis, published in the press, regarding corruption in the judiciary. In their statement, they point out that "voices questioning the correctness of judicial judgments should, before being raised, consider the gravity of what is being said and the observance of in…
An article by the Deputy Prosecutor of the Supreme Court, Vasilis Floridis, about corruption in the judiciary has provoked strong reactions.
The Supreme Court and the Supreme Court Prosecutor's Office, on the occasion of an article by a deputy prosecutor of the Supreme Court published in the press regarding corruption in the judiciary, in a joint statement point out that "
In a joint statement, the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court Prosecutor's Office emphasize that public questioning of judicial decisions on pending cases must be done with caution and respect for institutional procedures. The post Supreme Court: Intervention for publication on corruption in the judiciary – "Institutional procedures must be followed" appeared first on Npress.gr.
The Supreme Court and its Prosecutor's Office emphasize that those who question court decisions must weigh the seriousness of their claims. They point out that misplaced accusations undermine trust in the judiciary.
"Such publications, which concern a pending case before the First Instance Court, go beyond the limits of any criticism of judicial decisions and deliberations"
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