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Explore effective defense strategies in cybercrime cases focusing on digital evidence, with insights into Turkish legal practices.
Apprehension and custody are distinct. Under Article 91 of the Criminal Procedure Code, custody generally requires a prosecutor’s decision, investigative necessity and concrete indications of an offence. Police-supervisor powers in specified statutory situations are not a general unlimited authority.
Explore judicial control measures in Istanbul as an alternative to detention, offering insights into legal processes and rights.
Removal from the active criminal register does not necessarily erase every record. Where Article 9 of Law No. 5352 applies, a record may be removed from the active register and transferred to the archive. Deletion from the archive is subject to separate conditions under Article 12.
Custody is a temporary investigative measure; remand detention requires a judicial decision. Detention requires concrete evidence indicating strong suspicion, a statutory detention ground and proportionality. An accusation alone does not automatically justify detention.
This guide explores the detailed process of filing an appeal in Turkish courts, covering criminal appeals, detention appeals, and more, ensuring you understand your defense rights in Turkey.
Explore the comprehensive guide on the right to defense in criminal cases in Turkey. Learn about your rights, the role of a criminal lawyer in Istanbul, and the legal processes involved.
Explore the extensive rights of prisoners in Turkish correctional facilities, including legal protections, health care access, and rehabilitation programs, ensuring a thorough understanding for inmates and their families.
Explore everything you need to know about heavy criminal court cases in Turkey. This comprehensive guide covers legal definitions, processes, examples, and FAQs to help you navigate the complexities of the law.