Legal analyses and practical evaluations concerning criminal law procedures in Turkey are provided below. The articles aim to offer a structured and professional legal perspective on investigation and prosecution processes.
Foreign nationals involved in a criminal investigation in Turkey may face significant uncertainty due to language barriers and unfamiliarity with Turkish criminal procedure.
Whether as a suspect, defendant, or detained individual, it is essential to understand the legal rights available under Turkish law.
This article outlines the procedural rights of foreigners during criminal investigations and court proceedings in Turkey.
Facing a criminal investigation in Istanbul can be overwhelming — particularly for foreign nationals who are unfamiliar with Turkish criminal law and procedure.
Clear legal guidance in a language you fully understand is not merely a matter of convenience; it is essential for protecting your procedural rights.
If you are being investigated, questioned by the police, detained, or formally charged in Turkey, early legal representation may significantly influence the course of your case.
The offense of importing narcotic or psychotropic substances is one of the most severely sanctioned crimes under Article 188 of the Turkish Penal Code (TPC). This article examines in detail the material and mental elements of the offence, aggravated circumstances, and the criminal liability of transit passengers.
This guide explains drunk driving laws in Turkey, outlines the penalties that may arise from DUI charges, and discusses how legal defense strategies can be used to protect drivers’ rights.
This article examines the criminal law implications and legal remedies available in cases involving drink spiking during meetings arranged through online dating applications for v in Turkey.
Drug possession in Turkey is regulated under Article 191 of the Turkish Penal Code. This article explains criminal liability, investigation procedures, probation measures and the legal consequences of possessing drugs for personal use in Turkey.
This article examines the legal definition of drug trafficking in Turkey, the penalties prescribed by Article 188 of the Turkish Penal Code, the criminal investigation process and the key legal distinctions between trafficking and possession offenses.
Being detained, questioned, or arrested at Istanbul Airport can be a stressful experience, particularly for foreign nationals unfamiliar with Turkish law. This article explains your legal rights, the role of an Istanbul airport lawyer, and the importance of obtaining immediate legal assistance during airport investigations, detention procedures, and criminal proceedings.
Pre-trial detention is one of the most serious measures that may be imposed during criminal proceedings in Turkey. This article explains how detention orders can be challenged, the legal requirements for continued detention, and the judicial control measures that may serve as alternatives to imprisonment.
Whether your case is under investigation, before a criminal court, or on appeal, an independent legal opinion can provide valuable insight into the strengths and weaknesses of your case. This article explains how criminal case assessments are conducted in Turkey, what documents are reviewed, which legal issues are analysed, and why obtaining a second legal opinion may help you make informed decisions at every stage of criminal proceedings.
This article examines Article 220 of the Turkish Penal Code, the legal definition of a criminal organization, selected Court of Cassation decisions, criminal liability, procedural safeguards and defence strategies under Turkish criminal law.
Learn how to file a criminal complaint in Turkey, where to apply, what evidence to submit, the importance of time limits, and how a criminal lawyer can assist victims throughout the investigation.
This article examines the legal basis of travel bans in Turkish criminal proceedings, their application to foreign nationals, the procedure for challenging or removing them, and the distinction between criminal judicial control measures and restrictions arising under immigration law.
This article examines criminal liability for prescription medicines and controlled pharmaceutical substances under Article 188/6 of the Turkish Penal Code. It explains the distinction between lawful medical use, personal possession, importation, transportation and drug trafficking, as well as the sentence reduction of up to one half that may apply in relevant cases.
This article explains how INTERPOL Red Notices, diffusions and other international alerts may affect individuals in Turkey. It covers provisional arrest, extradition proceedings, CCF applications, challenges to INTERPOL data and the role of a criminal defense lawyer in INTERPOL-related cases.