In the book "Memories and Confidences of a Judge," Vasilios E. Lambridis shares his personal experiences from his tenure in critical positions within the Justice system, as well as his participation in two significant trials in modern History, the one regarding the assassination of Lambrakis in 1966 and the one in the Special Court in 1991-1992.

He states, among other things, in the book's preface: "In this notebook of mine, I record all the noteworthy events I remember from my long tenure in almost all levels of Justice, as well as in other areas of public life. [...] My aim is to avoid stigmatizing individuals who may have passed away without their different perspective being heard, and also not to harm any innocent descendants of theirs. [...] I did not adhere to this principle regarding individuals and events for which there was debate and counterargument, as they became more widely known either after trials and judicial decisions, or through other public documents, or from media publications or book releases, or from broadcasts by mass media."