Olay Yargıya İntikal Etmiştir!

There is hardly anyone who has not been a victim of our judicial system and who has not passed through the doors of the courthouse... Tens of thousands of people, from the president to the prime minister, from the politician to the bureaucrat, from the journalist to the writer, from the artist to the student, from the religious to the atheist and to the ordinary citizen on the street, have been brought before the judiciary almost every period, saying "this is the law".

From Adnan Menderes to Süleyman Demirel, from Bülent Ecevit to Alparslan Türkes, from Necmettin Erbakan to Abdullah Gül and Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the record of almost all politicians has been spoiled at one time or another. Despite this, in almost every period of power, one person's culprit became the other's victim.

One's freedom of thought was considered another's thought crime.

On the one hand, lawsuits were filed with heavy prison sentences against people who defended the ideas and beliefs that the state pointed out out of fear that "they would change the regime, divide the country, and destroy the state." On the other hand, the case files, which were swollen with the illegal activities of the state, torture, unsolved perpetrators, extrajudicial executions and massacres, were closed one by one.

How?.. We can give thousands of examples.

In this book, you will find many political and unlawful decisions made by the judiciary from the establishment of the Republic of Turkey to the present day.

You will read the court decisions that made being friends with an Armenian a subject of litigation, took away the property of a Jew by a judicial decision, considered a Kurd's footprint in the snow as evidence, lost the files of those who died in torture, and released those who tortured them. Tragicomic judicial cases... From our police stations trying to determine whether an actor is guilty or not based on the character he portrays on stage, to profound judicial decisions extending to courthouses...

Read and you decide:

Is Türkiye a state of law? Isn't it?



Number of Pages: 303

Year of Print: 2012


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Imge Bookstore

First Printing Year: 2012

Number of Pages: 303

Language Turkish