A man who once held the public trust over the construction of schools — places built for children's futures — has chosen flight over accountability, slipping from American jurisdiction by sea and air to the land of his ancestors. Kosta Diamantis, a 70-year-old former Connecticut budget official convicted on 21 counts of bribery and extortion, did not appear for his federal sentencing in Bridgeport; he was already in Greece. His escape raises the oldest questions about justice: whether its reach is truly universal, or whether citizenship, geography, and resources can still place certain men bey