Differences Between State of Necessity (Compulsion) and Self-Defense
Differences Between Necessity (Compulsion) and Self-Defense: In criminal law, for a person to be punished, it is not enough to simply commit an act that conforms to the type of crime; the same applies... 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
Victim's Consent
One of the fundamental principles in criminal law is that the act committed must be unlawful. However, in some cases, if the act occurred with the victim's consent, the unlawfulness of the act is eliminated... Read More
What is self-defense?
Self-defense is defined as an individual's defense against an unjust attack directed at themselves or another person, with the aim of stopping the attack. In the Turkish Penal Code... Read More