Criminal Law, Investigations and Human Rights: Articles

The legal limits of camera recording in prisons, visit records, retention periods and privacy complaints, explained with real Constitutional Court decisions.

Personal space, beds and hygiene in prison; real Constitutional Court and ECtHR decisions, complaint time limits and preparing an effective application.

Education rights of convicted persons and detainees, online and central examinations, complaints against refusal decisions, and a documented application guide informed by current Constitutional Court decisions.

Time limits for complaints and objections to disciplinary penalties, defense and evidence, requests for a stay, and the effect on good conduct, explained with actual Constitutional Court decisions.

Access to holy books, items of worship, religious officials and religious dietary requests in prison; Constitutional Court decisions and application routes.

Guide to prison petitions that are not accepted, not sent or delayed: delivery records, legal remedy time limits and protecting a Constitutional Court application.

Frisk, belongings and detailed searches in prison; human dignity, records, medical reports, criminal complaints and enforcement judgeship routes, with real Constitutional Court decisions.

Prison workshop daily rates, in-facility service, working hours, pension premiums and work-accident rights, with current law and real court decisions.

Attorney meetings in prison, power of attorney, confidentiality, e-Avukat, restrictions on meetings and routes of objection, with current legislation and actual Constitutional Court decisions.

How are disciplinary penalties for protests and hunger strikes in prison reviewed? Constitutional Court decisions, time limits and concrete reasoning.

Transfer conditions, proximity to family, health and cost exemption, and recourse against a refusal; the distinction between administrative judicial review and the enforcement judgeship is explained through Constitutional Court (AYM) decisions.

The start and length of the enforcement limitation period, the remaining sentence and the acts that interrupt it; service, apprehension and new offences explained through actual Court of Cassation decisions.

How acquittal, KYOK, release and HAGB decisions affect the Ç-114 and Ç-115 restriction codes: reasoned judgments, the filing period and correcting the records.

The maximum pretrial detention period for adults is 1 year and 6 months, including extension, for offences outside the heavy penal court's jurisdiction; 5 years in general for offences within it; and 7 years for the offences listed in CMK 102/2.

The three-, six- and seven-year overall limits on judicial control, time calculation for children, appeal periods and house arrest. Removal and objection routes under recent Constitutional Court decisions.

Under what conditions can soldiers' freedom of expression be restricted? Political neutrality, mandatory attendance and proportionality in the Engin Kabadaş decision.

How are permits, specific justification and proportionality reviewed in fines for putting up posters? A comparison of two Constitutional Court decisions, time limits and evidence assessment.

How is a criminal record or archive entry deleted? Five-, fifteen- and thirty-year periods, enforcement documents, e-Devlet applications and real court decisions.

When does judicial control restrict freedom of expression? The Constitutional Court's Hülya Kar decision, the two-week objection period, proportionality and the grounds for lifting a measure.

The scope of the right to life, the state's duty to protect and to investigate effectively; documents, court routes and applications in cases of death.