The lawyers of the family of Pavlos Fyssas speak of an “insult” to the victims of Golden Dawn for the release of Nikos Michaloliakos.
The lawyers of Pavlos Fyssa’s family stress that Nikos Michaloliakos “has not shown any trace of remorse since his conviction until today”.
“It is surprising that such an unrepentant neo-Nazi was judged by the Greek judiciary as not suspected of committing new criminal acts”, they add.
It is recalled that the Lamia Delinquents’ Council decided with its will on the parole of Nikos Michaloliakos. The Council of Misdemeanors imposes on Nikos Michaloliakos the condition of the ban on leaving the P.E. Attica, of appearing in the AT of place of residence once a month and not associating with co-accused for the specific criminal case for which he was detained.
In more detail, their announcement is as follows:
“The release from prison using the beneficial sentencing provisions of the neo-Nazi leader of the criminal organization which “killed” Greek society and democracy by systematically committing felony and misdemeanor criminal acts, constitutes a maximum insult to the victims of Golden Dawn and their families as well as to the whole of Greek society.
It is a given that the person in question convicted of running a criminal organization has not shown any trace of remorse since his conviction until today. It is also a given that the criminal activity of the neo-Nazi criminal began in the distant 1978 and continued for 35 years until we reached the murder of Paul, which led to his arrest.
It is surprising, therefore, that such an unrepentant neo-Nazi criminal with a leading criminal activity, who, a few hours following his first-trial conviction, declared “proud of my Ideas, for which I fought from the age of 15, since 1972, for a whole 48 years…” and whose Nazi ideas, according to the rationale of his conviction A three-member Court of Appeal was the motive behind the criminal action of A.A. once morest those it considered dissidents, its political and ideological opponents and immigrants, it was judged by the Greek justice system as not suspected of committing new criminal acts.
While the process of the appellate court continues and the victims of A.A. fight for their justice, the said will of the judicial council challenges and tests their endurance. We expect the highest prosecutorial authorities of the State to properly do what is procedurally possible and to challenge the will to release Nikos Michaloliakos, in view of the rejection proposal of the prosecutor to the council, which was not accepted”.
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