Premeditation as an Aggravated Form of Intentional Homicide, Carrying a More Severe Penalty
The right to life is the most fundamental human right, guaranteed in the Constitution of the Republic of Türkiye, the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), and numerous national and international texts. Read More
Qualified Intentional Homicide (Turkish Penal Code Article 82): Premeditation, Cruel Feeling, and Other Aggravating Circumstances
1. General Framework: The Relationship Between Articles 81-82 of the Turkish Penal Code and the Protected Legal Value. The crime of intentional homicide is regulated as a basic type in Article 81 of the Turkish Penal Code and is punishable by life imprisonment... Read More
The Crime of Depriving a Person of Their Liberty
The crime of depriving a person of their liberty is defined as depriving a person of their freedom, holding them against their will in a specific place, or restricting their freedom of movement. 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