civil law / public law / labour law / property law / civil law tradition / law schools / family law / criminal law / environmental law / penal law / /
Organization
Greek Parliament / National School of the Judiciary / Radio and Television Council / Supreme Special Court / Supreme Court / Orthodox Catholic Church / Council of State / CITIZEN AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Greece / Ministry of Justice / Court of Appeal / University of Athens / Supreme Judicial Council / /
Person
Ombudsman / Ioannis A. Tassopoulos / Maritime Law / /
PoliticalEvent
parliamentary elections / /
Position
counsel / Prime Minister / member of parliament / president / Commissioner / executive / Assistant Professor / politically responsible minister / representative / Auditor / examining magistrate / public prosecutor / /
THE LEGAL SYSTEM by Ioannis A. Tassopoulos Assistant Professor, University of Athens Greek law belongs to the civil law tradition. The era of modern Greek law began with the National Revolution of 1821 against the Turks,