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General Part
This work outlines the basic concepts of Criminal Law: The purpose of punishment and Criminal Law, the elements of crime in general, the elements of each crime, the interpretation of Criminal Law and the principle “nullum crimen nulla poena sine lege”, the categories of crimes and their practical significance, the territory and persons to whom Greek Criminal Law applies, the grounds for excluding criminal responsibility, the concept of intention and negligence, the attempted crime, the forms of participation in the crime, serial crimes, foreseen by the criminal code penalties, the criteria for determining the just and appropriate sentence, the sentence reduction ratios and other related issues.
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