it's illegal to commit a violent crime while wearing a bulletproof vest
Is it legal otherwise?! :O
All the articles about weird laws in Greece state two of them : the first was a ban on all electronic games, the intended purpose was to shut down gambling arcades but it was vague enough it could include video games. Thankfully it got discontiuned.
The second one, which honestly does not feel weird at all, is not wearing stiletto heels on archaeological sites, it really causes damage to the marble. Seriously it is millennia old, brittle and sometimes even slippery, please respect it and also stay safe.
We also have supposedly compulsory voting, yet it does not get properly enforced. Assigned male at birth people have military drafting and 9-12 month training (at least there are some cases that warrant exemptions). Aside from jury duty, there can also be local election commitee duty. Plus compulsory census every 10 years, again not enforced properly yet part of if is covered by tax data.
Inside the country, the only law that feels weird and is discussed as such is Article 120 of the Constitution, also known as the Ακροτελεύτια Πράξη (basically final-final act, yeah the redundancy of that word somehow matters). It was made to pretty much make all previous 119 articles null and void in case the state basically stops being a true democracy again (something which did happen in 1967-74, the idea is to prevent it from happening again). It is also in many ways not really useful for anything and just symbolic, if things get THAT bad again we will just make a new Constitution after it like last time. Much easier...
Except... some groups with questionable beliefs on public health insist that any single COVID related state decision ever is in contravention to this article, which gives them the "right" to "dissolve" the state as far as their conscience is concerned, and basically act like the law does not apply to them, and even sue the state for "unlawful" practices against them.
