YFred wrote:This is why I can't understand the decision of the court, this is not a clear case of stolen property, but then I found out that the two of the judges were GC, then it all makes sense.
Firstly, receiving stolen goods is still a crime. Claiming ignorance is no defence. Secondly, the court is composed of one judge per member state — currently 27 — although it normally hears cases in chambers of three, five or thirteen members. The court is led by a president who since 2003 has been Vassilios Skouris - who is Greek. The court acts as a collegial body: decisions are those of the court rather than of individual judges. Stop being paranoid!