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Constitutional Court

A constitutional court is a high court primarily concerned with constitutional law. Its main authority is to determine whether laws in force or proposed laws, as well as certain fundamental legislative practices, are compatible with the country's constitution.

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Sırrı Sakık, Selahattin Demirtaş ile görüştü: — Photo: Cumhuriyet

Politics 5 sources 21 Sept, 17:30

Sakık urges freedom not be tied to framework law following meeting with Demirtaş

DEM Party Ağrı Deputy Sırrı Sakık met with Selahattin Demirtaş in Edirne. He demanded that the freedom of imprisoned politicians not be tied to a framework law, and that decisions of the ECtHR and the Constitutional Court be implemented.

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Sırrı Sakık Selahattin Demirtaş DEM Party HDP ECtHR Constitutional Court Edirne

AYM’den işe iade davaları için emsal karar: 'Aşırı şekilci yaklaşım' hak ihlali sayıldı — Photo: Karar

Politics 4 sources 21 Sept, 16:27

Constitutional Court rules right of access to court violated in reinstatement lawsuit

The Constitutional Court ruled that the procedural dismissal of a reinstatement lawsuit due to a strict interpretation of the mediation report violated the right of access to a court. The unanimous ruling was published in the Official Gazette.

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Constitutional Court Official Gazette

Yeni Parti bazı kanunların iptali için AYM'ye başvurdu — Photo: Ekonomim

Politics 5 sources 21 Sept, 16:27

New Party requests annulment of certain provisions of laws 7589 and 7590

New Party Parliamentary Group Deputy Chair Gökhan Günaydın applied to the Constitutional Court seeking the annulment and stay of execution of certain provisions of the laws known as the 12th Judicial Package and the Pensioners' Package.

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New Party Gökhan Günaydın Constitutional Court PTT

Anayasa Mahkemesi: Özgür Özel — Photo: Evrensel

Politics 12 sources 19 Sept, 23:42

Constitutional Court rules Özgür Özel's freedom of expression was violated

In the moral damages lawsuit filed by Fuat Oktay, the Constitutional Court ruled that ordering Özel to pay 10,000 lira constituted a violation of freedom of expression; it decided that Özel should be paid 50,000 lira in compensation and that the file be sent back to the Ankara 25th Civil Court of First Instance for retrial.[TRUNC]

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Özgür Özel Fuat Oktay Constitutional Court Grand National Assembly (TBMM) Türk Telekom

Politics 11 sources 5 updates 19 Sept, 19:40

In new-party name dispute, decision left to the Constitutional Court

Following an application by the Yenilik Party, the Court of Cassation (Yargıtay) Chief Public Prosecutor's Office sent Yeni Parti a notice regarding a name change; CHP leader Özgür Özel said they would not change the name, but if the Constitutional Court finds "there is confusion," they would proceed with a minor change.

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Where reports differ

Pro-government press Haber7 relayed a claim made by journalist Sinan Burhan on tv100: that Öztürk Yılmaz proposed giving up the party's name in exchange for being declared the presidential candidate during negotiations.

Opposition and foreign press Sözcü and Sputnik Türkiye focused on Özel's statements: according to legal experts, there is no name similarity, and the decision rests with the Constitutional Court.

Özgür Özel Yeni Parti Yenilik Partisi Öztürk Yılmaz Constitutional Court Court of Cassation (Yargıtay) Chief Public Prosecutor's Office