Actions Against State Authority: The Crime of Usurpation of Military Commands
Military commands are one of the cornerstones of the state's defense and security mechanism. Any attack on the authority of these institutions is an attack not only on one institution, but on all... Read More
Actions Against State Security: Destroying Military Facilities and Collaborating with the Enemy
Attacks against state security are among the types of crimes protected by the most severe penalties under criminal law. Such actions not only undermine the state's defense capabilities... Read More
The Crime of Attacking and Assassination of the President within the Framework of Article 310 of the Turkish Penal Code: National and International Dimensions
The Presidency, as the highest representative of the executive branch of the state, holds immense constitutional and political significance. Therefore, the President... Read More
Incitement to War Against the State in the Turkish Penal Code and New Threats in the Digital Age
The protection of state security, sovereignty, and public order is one of the most important areas of protection in criminal law. Within this scope, the Turkish Penal Code (TCK) covers crimes against the state... Read More
The Crime of Providing Material Aid to an Enemy State in the Context of Protecting National Interests
The protection of the state's independence, security, and national interests is one of the most fundamental aims of criminal law. During times of war or international crisis, criminal law aims to punish hostile states for material damages... Read More
The Crime of Collaborating with the Enemy Against the Republic of Türkiye
The security, independence, and protection of public order of the state are among the most fundamental aims of criminal law. Especially in times of war or international tensions, with hostile states or... Read More
The Crime of Discouraging the Public from Military Service under Article 318 of the Turkish Penal Code
Military service is one of the fundamental duties that citizens are obligated to fulfill as part of their national service, according to the Constitution of the Republic of Turkey. It is crucial for national security and public order... Read More
The Crime of Conspiracy to Commit a Crime Under Article 316 of the Turkish Penal Code and Current Legal Debates
Although the decision to commit a crime often seems like a decision made solely by an individual, agreements between multiple people, public order... Read More
Violation of National Interests and the Crime of Obtaining Benefit
The existence and independence of states depend not only on military strength but also on the protection of national interests. Engaging in activities contrary to fundamental national interests or... Read More
The Crime of Armed Rebellion Against the State: An Examination in Light of Article 313 of the Turkish Penal Code and Supreme Court Decisions
The Constitution of the Republic of Turkey aims to protect the democratic order and the rule of law. Attempts at armed rebellion against the state threaten not only public order and security,... Read More