Conditional release of offenders with the Hydra was older by applying provisions not own said Justice Minister, N. Paraskevopoulos speaking in "Breakfast MEGA".
"The bill was marked especially by the press and by a novelty, the faster dismissal of those who have a disability or health problems. People who are involved in Hydra's case has not been released to these settings. Otherwise, the Greek legislation includes settings for conditional release of prisoners in force since 1950, some are fixed, others are transient but repeated however apply for a long time and based on these was the dismissal, "he said.
In particular he said that one dismissal was standing rules which apply from 1950 and the other dismissal was with regulations in force in recent years and epanamvanontai any law that arises.
He acknowledged the minister that many times in our country "after a serious crime by someone who took leave there outcry in settings dismissal or licenses" and stressed that it says right came or went "because it is done with a judicial crisis that I can not, I have no information to judge "but considered that it was clear that" not all people who come into prison to enter life. "
"A man condemned and dismissed or is dismissed on the basis of the crime has not condemned by crime that will make in the future," he said and added that "responsibilities would look if now the treatment of those who are found guilty of not are similar strict ".
Asked about possible errors of justice said that "no one is infallible, infallibility is neither the court essentially". "Typically justice has an independence that does not allow this to be judged particularly by the Minister of Justice, particularly that of the executive to the terms of a substantial discretion," he said.
"The bill was marked especially by the press and by a novelty, the faster dismissal of those who have a disability or health problems. People who are involved in Hydra's case has not been released to these settings. Otherwise, the Greek legislation includes settings for conditional release of prisoners in force since 1950, some are fixed, others are transient but repeated however apply for a long time and based on these was the dismissal, "he said.
In particular he said that one dismissal was standing rules which apply from 1950 and the other dismissal was with regulations in force in recent years and epanamvanontai any law that arises.
He acknowledged the minister that many times in our country "after a serious crime by someone who took leave there outcry in settings dismissal or licenses" and stressed that it says right came or went "because it is done with a judicial crisis that I can not, I have no information to judge "but considered that it was clear that" not all people who come into prison to enter life. "
"A man condemned and dismissed or is dismissed on the basis of the crime has not condemned by crime that will make in the future," he said and added that "responsibilities would look if now the treatment of those who are found guilty of not are similar strict ".
Asked about possible errors of justice said that "no one is infallible, infallibility is neither the court essentially". "Typically justice has an independence that does not allow this to be judged particularly by the Minister of Justice, particularly that of the executive to the terms of a substantial discretion," he said.