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Deprem sorumluluğu

12

Feb2023

Deprem bina yıkılma ölüm olayları ceza sorumluluğu

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/ Bilgilendirme, Ceza Genel Hukuku, Ceza Hukuku, Ceza Muhakemesi Hukuku, Delil Hukuku, Delil Hukuku, Görüşler / Düşünceler, Görüşler / Düşünceler
Çok sayıda kişinin hayatını kaybettiği deprem olaylarında bina enkazıyla ilgili Cumhuriyet Başsavcılıklarınca resen soruşturma başlatılması rutin bir uygulamadır. Cumhuriyet Başsavcılığı tarafından yürütülen soruşturma kapsamında olay yerinde keşif yapılması, bina enkazından karot örneği, donatı örneği ve diğer numunelerin bilirkişiler marifetiyle alınması, soruşturma dosyası ve elde edilen numunelerin bilirkişi raporu düzenlemeleri için ... More Information
12 February 2023Admin
Extortion Racketeering Organized Crime in Turkey

13

Jun2021

Extortion, Racketeering and Organized Crime in Turkey

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/ @en, Criminal Justice System, Criminal Procedure Law, Evidence Law, Information, Insights
Since the 1970s, individuals from Turkey’s underworld had been the focus of a series of scandals that rocked the country’s political establishment. The notorious real-life mob boss Sedat Peker has electrified Turkey with a series of YouTube videos over the last six weeks in which he has levelled an array of ... More Information
13 June 2021Admin
Attorney Client Communications in Turkey

10

Jun2021

Attorney – Client Communications in Turkey

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/ @en, Criminal Justice System, Criminal Procedure Law, Information, Insights
There is only one category of lawyer (Avukat). An Avukat is a private practice lawyer, advising clients on all legal matters and representing them before authorities and courts or other dispute resolution bodies. The Avukat takes part in the administration of justice with the duty to abide by professional ethics ... More Information
10 June 2021Admin
International Criminal Court

08

Jun2021

International Criminal Court Moot Court Competition

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/ @en, Announcements, Criminal General Law, Criminal Justice System, Criminal Procedure Law
The International Criminal Court Moot Court Competition (the Competition), consisting of the Preliminary Round, Quarter-final Round, and Semi-final Round, is organized by the Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies – Leiden University, in partnership with the International Bar Association (IBA) (www.iccmoot.com). Aim The Competition aims to encourage university students to improve their ... More Information
8 June 2021Admin
Business Crimes in Turkey

14

May2021

Corporate Business Crimes in Turkey

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/ @en, Criminal Justice System, Criminal Private Law, Criminal Procedure Law, Insights
People rarely think about their conduct at business as being potentially illegal, or that jail time could result from poor business decisions. However, this fact is the reality. Companies are fined, and executives are sentenced to jail, when business laws are broken. Business crimes are characterized by deceit, concealment, or ... More Information
14 May 2021Admin
detention and custody in Turkey

08

May2021

Detention and Custody of Suspects in Turkey

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/ @en, Criminal Justice System, Criminal Procedure Law, Insights
If you are a foreign national, and are arrested or detained in Turkey, our legal team of lawyers will do what they can to help you. When we are notified of your arrest or detention, we will aim to contact you as soon as possible, so that we can assess ... More Information
8 May 2021Admin

07

Mar2018

Infringement of Procedural Rights: Article 254/2 of CMUK (14 sf.)

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/ Ceza Muhakemesi Hukuku
In 1992 the Turkish legal system reformulated its approach to the infringement of procedural rights. When other sanctions attached to procedural requirements fail to ensure compliance with the rules, exclusion of improperly obtained evidence provides an additional device.
7 March 2018Bıçak Hukuk

07

Mar2018

A Mechanism for the Prevention of Torture: Article 135/A of CMUK

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/ Ceza Muhakemesi Hukuku
Historically, there was a time in which confessions were regarded as the most cogent and satisfactory  proof of guilt (regina probationum). This belief derived from the presumption that a person would not make an inaccurate statement against his own insterest.
7 March 2018Bıçak Hukuk