Stavros Hoursoglou

Member of the Athens Bar Association since 1999 (attorney before the Supreme Court of Greece). Graduate of the Law School of National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece, and the Law School of Pierre Mendes France-Grenoble II University, France.
Postgraduate diploma in Criminal Law and Criminology (D.E.A., Droit penal-sciences criminelles) at the Aix-Marseille III University and Paris I-Panthéon Sorbonne, France.
Member of the Hellenic Association of Criminal Law and of the International Association of Penal Law.
Life member of Hellenic Criminal Bar Association.
Member of the editorial board, head of the criminal content, of the Greek law journal "Nomiko Vima" of the Athens Bar Association, since 2006.
Member of the Preparatory Law Commission for the new Greek Criminal Procedure Code (2009 to 2011).
Lecturer at the Athens University of Economics and Business (2014 up to this day).
Examiner of the Criminal Procedure course at the Athens Bar exams (2011, 2021).
Author of scientific articles and commentaries on judicial decisions, concerning Criminal Law issues, published in prestigious legal journals (from 2000).
Lecturer in Criminal Law at seminars and scientific events held by the Athens Bar Association, the Hellenic Criminal Bar Association, and other scientific institutions (from 2005).
Honoured with the Constantinos Tsirimokos award by the Hellenic Criminal Bar Association for his ethics in practicing law and his contribution to the promotion of criminal science (2013).
He handles criminal cases, including many of public interest, particularly white-collar ones, and cases of international criminal cooperation. He has drafted and supported many criminal cassations before the Criminal Division of the Supreme Court of Greece, on which important judgments were issued, as well as applications before the ECHR concerning criminal cases.

Foreign languages: English (fluently), French (fluently).