This is a comprehensive examination of the General Part of Criminal Law, which refers to the teaching of the concept of crime, including its special forms of appearance (attempt - participation). At the beginning of each chapter, the relevant Greek bibliography is exhaustively mentioned and selective reference is made to the main foreign sources in the appropriate position (in citations). One of the main advantages of the work is the complete citation (either in development or in citations) of all the case law of the Supreme Court and the most important relevant decisions of the substantive courts.

In this way, the work is addressed not only to those who approach criminal law with theoretical interest but also to legal practitioners (judges, lawyers, etc.) who seek direct and clear solutions to the practical problems that concern them.

In addition to the development of classical related issues, the material includes all completely contemporary reflections that have arisen from recent socio-political and legislative developments, such as the criminal liability of legal persons, the principle of proportionality, the analysis of the concept of "political crime" in relation to terrorism, the distinction between criminal and administrative wrong, issues of timeless law, the issue of criminal responsibility of ministers, etc.