For more than five years, 68 people have been on trial in Greece accused of criminal activities as part of a neo-Nazi party.
The leader of Golden Dawn and many of its former MPs will hear on Wednesday whether they have been convicted.
The criminal inquiry into the party began with the murder of an anti-fascist rapper in 2013.
The group attracted support in the aftermath of the financial crisis but no longer has MPs in parliament.
Some 2,000 police are being deployed amid plans for rallies to be held around the Athens Appeals Court. Hundreds of witnesses have given evidence in the trial, which this year has been hit by the Covid-19 pandemic.
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