Turkish Penal Code Article 123/A Elements of the Crime of Persistent Stalking
Stalking, as defined in Article 123/A of the Turkish Penal Code in 2022, is a distinct type of crime that punishes continuous and persistent intrusions into a victim's private life. Read More
The Concept and Elements of Crime
1. Introduction Criminal law is the branch of law that imposes the harshest sanctions on individuals by the state to protect social order. In this context, at the heart of criminal law is... Read More
Distinguishing Between Intent and Negligence in Criminal Law: Definitions, Differences, and Examples
The Distinction Between Intent and Negligence in Criminal Law: Introduction Criminal law is the most important branch of law that protects social order and guarantees the fundamental rights of individuals... Read More
“The Criminal Implications of Serious Consequences in Assault Crimes: Article 87 of the Turkish Penal Code within the Triangle of Theory, Law, and Judiciary”
🧭 INTRODUCTION The crime of aggravated assault resulting in serious injury occurs when an act committed by the perpetrator with the intent to inflict injury unexpectedly leads to a severe bodily consequence... Read More
Assessment of the Crime of Robbery and the Element of Coercion and Threat: A Legal Analysis in Light of Case Study and Opposing Views
Introduction The crime of robbery, regulated in Articles 148 and 149 of the Turkish Penal Code No. 5237, is a mixed crime combining the crimes of theft and coercion/threat.... Read More