Tsolka Olga

Olga Tsolka is an Associate Professor of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure at Panteion University, Athens. She specializes in international and European criminal law, with a focus on transnational justice, judicial cooperation, and anti-corruption mechanisms. She serves on the Board of the Union of Greek Criminologists and contributes to journals like Criminal Chronicles and Criminal Justice. Her research emphasizes EU legal harmonization and procedural protections under the European Convention on Human Rights.

• Educated at Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg (PhD) and Democritus University of Thrace (BA).
• Active in EU-funded research networks, including the AGIS program on the European Arrest Warrant.
• Member of legislative committees adapting Greek law to EU standards since 2003.

Research interests include financial crime, EU criminal procedure, and the intersection of human rights and transnational legal frameworks. She has authored monographs on topics like the European Arrest Warrant and the principle of self-incrimination.

Her work bridges legal theory and practice, addressing challenges in supranational criminal justice systems and the enforcement of EU directives.