International law governing transnational organized crime is of particular relevance to Türkiye, given its geography at the crossroads of Europe, Asia and the Middle East and its role as a transit, origin and destination country for various forms of illicit activity, including drug trafficking, migrant smuggling, human trafficking and firearms ... More Information
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02
Aug2025
In the modern era of complex and organized criminality, undercover operations in Turkey have become a critical tool, as traditional law enforcement techniques often prove insufficient in detecting and dismantling covert, hierarchical, and adaptable criminal structures. As criminal actors adopt more sophisticated methods - ranging from encrypted communications to decentralized ... More Information
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Jul2025
In Türkiye, operations of private detectives are becoming more visible, but the profession is not officially regulated by law. Unlike in some countries, there is no legal framework or licensing system for private detectives. According to Turkish law, only attorneys have the legal authority to collect evidence for use in ... More Information
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17
Mar2025
Part I
1. Understanding White-Collar Crime
The term white-collar crime describes a broad category of financial, corporate and regulatory misconduct typically committed through deception, abuse of trust, manipulation or misuse of professional or commercial authority. Although these offences are generally non-violent, they can cause substantial economic loss, undermine confidence in financial markets, ... More Information
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Mar2018
Turkish Penal Code – English Edition