Tempi: The Parliament's Reasoning for Chrys. Triantopoulos
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Nikos Plakias characterizes the referral of Christos Triantopoulos to the Special Court as an important step. In his statements, however, ...
At the heart of the referral decision of the Judicial Council of the Special Court are the actions that, according to the judges' judgment, hindered the investigative investigation during the first critical hours at the scene of the collision of the two trains. For the
The petition regarding the "filing up" of the site of the Tempi tragedy, based on which Christos Triantopoulos, Kostas Agorastos and three other individuals were referred to the Special Court, is a catapult. In 204 pages, the Aeropagites explain the reasons why they considered that the aforementioned should sit in the Special Court's bench accused of dereliction of duty, while rejecting their defense claims and pointing out the harm suffered by …
“They aimed to make it difficult for the investigations to collect evidence, and to interfere unfairly in the ongoing investigative process.” The article Tempi: The parliament slapped Triantopoulos-Agorastos – They intentionally altered the space appeared first on Documento.
The resolution, regarding Christos Triantopoulos and Kostas Agorastos, states, among other things, that they acted and acted in violation of their official duties and without seeking the consent - approval of the competent judicial authorities.
"The actions of the defendants led to alterations to the scene of the collision capable of hindering investigations and the collection of evidence"
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