Judges to decide plane spotters' fate

Three Greek judges reconvened today to continue deliberations on the case of 14 British and Dutch plane spotters accused of spying.

Three Greek judges reconvened today to continue deliberations on the case of 14 British and Dutch plane spotters accused of spying.

The panel in the southern town of Kalamata is to rule on whether to refer the suspects to trial, release them on bail or charge them with lesser offences. If tried for espionage, the group faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.

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