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Trial for Train Accident: Request to Forward Records Denied

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The court rejected a request to send trial records to the Supreme Court investigator.
This request was made by lawyers representing the prosecution during the trial in Larissa.
Additionally, the court dismissed a request for communication documents related to the case.
The court is currently examining previous requests, including those regarding media coverage of the trial.
The prosecutor suggested that the media coverage request should also be denied.

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The trial concerning the deadly railway accident in Tempi took a significant turn on June 17, 2026, when the court rejected a request to forward the trial records to the investigator of the Supreme Court. This decision was made during a session of the Three-Member Criminal Appeals Court in Larissa, which also examined two additional requests submitted by the prosecution's lawyers on June 16.

The requests included demands for the transfer of trial documents and for the presentation of communications from legal authorities. However, both were dismissed by the court, marking another step in the ongoing legal proceedings surrounding the accident. The event has garnered considerable attention and remains a focal point in discussions about transportation safety in Greece.

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