LAW-583 Seminar (Thesis)
Master's degree is the first step of academic study. For this reason, they have knowledge about how to write scientific writing, how to give citations, how to organize footnotes and bibliography. The aim of this course is to teach these to students through seminars and presentations.
LAW 586– Stages of Criminal Procedure in the Context of International Law, Competent Authorities and Authorities
This course aims to teach both theoretically and practically the investigation phase and the prosecution phase, which are the stages of criminal procedure, and also to increase the necessary knowledge and skills of legal professionals working in the field of criminal law by explaining in detail the duties of the authorities and authorities in these phases. Examines and provides the basic principles of the investigation and prosecution phases of criminal procedure law and the application of procedural procedures at national and international level and the development of this science.
LAW-531 Alternative Remedies in Criminal Procedure
To give information to the students about alternative remedies in criminal proceedings in comparative law and Turkish Law. To ensure that students have basic knowledge about alternative solutions in criminal proceedings.
LAW-526 Presidential Decrees within the Framework of the Legal Security Principle
Problematic areas in the stages of norm setting-implementation-judicial decisions regarding the principle of legal certainty and presidential decrees. The aim of this course is to teach students the problematic areas in the stages of norm setting-implementation-judicial decisions within the framework of the principle of legal certainty and to bring them to a debatable level.
LAW-537 Turkey's International Law and Regional Issues
In this course, students will be informed about the current developments in international law and Turkey's regional problems in international law based on the knowledge they have received in their undergraduate education and solutions will be proposed.
LAW-528 Criminal Procedure Stages, Competent Authorities and Authorities
Investigation and Prosecution Phase 2/1-E and F. 160, 170, 175 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. According to the Investigation Phase Law, the Phase from the Learning of the Suspicion of a Crime by the Competent Authorities to the Acceptance of the Indictment (Duty of the Prosecutor Upon Learning that a Crime Has Been Committed 160), (Duties and Powers of the Prosecutor's Duties and Powers 161), (Duty to Open the Public Case 170), (Acceptance of the Indictment and Preparation for Trial 175), Learning of the Crime, Ex officio Learning, Learning through Notification and Complaint (CPC 158, 160, TPC 73), Other Ways, Request (TPC 12), Complaint of a Foreign State (TPC 340, 341, 342/2), Opinion (TPC 359, 367), Function of the Investigation Phase, Preparing the Prosecution, Searching and Finding Evidence, Preserving Evidence, Drawing Conclusions from the Investigation, Characteristics of the Investigation Phase, Confidentiality of the Investigation (CPC 153-157), Writtenness of the Investigation (PVSK 6/2), (CPC 169), Disorganization of the Investigation (CPC 161/1, 165) (PDPL Additional Art.4 ), Non-Rule-Boundness of the Investigation (CPC 160/1, 161/1), Publicity of the Investigation, Obligation of the Investigation, Suspicion of the Crime - Types of Suspicion, Simple Suspicion (CPC 160), Reasonable Suspicion (CPC 116), Sufficient Suspicion (CPC 170), Strong Suspicion (CPC 100, 133, 134, 135), Subjects of the Investigation Phase, Prosecution Authority - Formation of the Prosecution Authority Provincial and District C. Chief Public Prosecutor's Offices (Organization Law 16-22), Duties of the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, Initiating the Investigation, Collecting and Preserving Evidence, Drawing Conclusions from the Investigation, Issuing an Indictment, Deciding Not to Prosecute, Making Other Decisions, Attending Hearings, Going to Legal Remedies, C. Prosecutor Law Enforcement Relations, Law Enforcement; General Law Enforcement, Special Law Enforcement, General Law Enforcement, Police-Gendarmerie, Criminal Judgeship of Peace Law No. 5235 on Judicial Organization 10, Mandatory Prosecutor (CPC 163), Decisions Taken in the Investigation Phase, Decision of No Place for Investigation, Decision of No Place for Prosecution, Failure to Reach Sufficient Suspicion (172), Effective Repentance (171), Personal Impunity (171), Postponement of Public Prosecution (171/2-), Prepayment (TPC 75), Reconciliation between Perpetrator and Victim (CPC 253-255), Withdrawal of Complaint, (TPC 73), Serial Prosecution and Proposal (CPC 250/1), Way of Law, Objection, Defense Authority, Individual Defense Authority-Suspect, Spouse and Legal Representative of the Suspect, Financially Responsible, Rights of Suspect and Defendant, Social Defense Authority-Counsel (149-150), Optional Counsel, Compulsory Counsel, Appointed Compulsory Counsel, Selected Compulsory Counsel, Powers of the Counsel, Duties of the Counsel, Prosecution Phase, Prosecution Phase and Competent Authorities, Courts, Criminal Court of First Instance (Judicial Organization Law No. 5235, 9, 11), Serious Criminal Court (9, 12), Jurisdiction of the Courts in terms of Matter, Criminal Court of First Instance (Judicial Organization Law No. 5235, 11), Serious Criminal Court, Judicial Organization Law No. 5235, 12, National Jurisdiction of the Courts, Jurisdiction of the Courts in terms of Place 12 of the CPC, Jurisdiction of the Courts in terms of Duties, Law No. 5235 on Judicial Organization 11, 12, Jurisdiction of the Courts in terms of Persons, Connection CPC 8, One-way Connection 8, One-way Narrow Connection 8, In terms of Perpetrator 8, In terms of Act 8, Wide Connection 11, Mixed Connection, Jurisdiction of the Courts to Make a Pending Matter, Jurisdiction of the Courts to Conduct Relative Trial, Additional Jurisdiction of the Courts, Interim Procedure, Return of the Indictment 174 of the CPC, Opening of the Public Case, Opening of the Public Case with the Acceptance of the Indictment and the Commencement of the Prosecution Phase 175/1 of the CPC, Determination of the Hearing Date and Calling the Persons Who Should Be Present at the Hearing with the Memorandum of Tensip after the Court Accepts the Indictment (175/2) Notification of the Indictment to the Accused 176/1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, There must be at least one week between the day of the hearing, 176/4 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, Simple Trial Procedure Code of Criminal Procedure 251, Objection to Simple Trial Procedure Code of Criminal Procedure 252, Recusal of Judges, Recusal of Minutes Clerks, Recusal of Expert Witnesses, Stages of the Prosecution Phase, Preparation for Trial Phase, Trial Phase, Drawing Conclusions from the Hearing - Judgment Stage, Legal Remedies - Supervisory Procedure, Ordinary Legal Remedies, Objection, Appeal, Appeal, Extraordinary Legal Remedies, Extraordinary Appeal, Renewal of Proceedings, Reversal in Favor of the Law - Written Order, Special Remedies, Individual Application to the Constitutional Court, Application to the European Court of Human Rights. This course aims to teach the phases of criminal procedure, the investigation phase and the prosecution phase, both theoretically and practically, and also to increase the necessary knowledge and skills of lawyers working especially in the field of criminal law by explaining in detail the duties of the competent authorities and authorities in these phases. It examines and ensures that they comprehend the basic principles of the investigation and prosecution phases of the Criminal Procedure law and the application of procedural procedures at national and international level and the development of this science.
LAW-527 Economic Crimes
In this course, the concept of economic crime and white collar crime, the general characteristics of economic crimes and the elements, special forms of appearance, sanctions and judgment rules of the types of crimes in special laws such as Capital Markets Law and Banking Law, as well as crimes such as fraud and abuse of trust in the Turkish Penal Code, which are frequently encountered in practice, will be examined. The aim of this course is to examine the concept of economic crime, to determine the factors that contribute to economic criminality and to identify the problems arising in practice related to economic crimes.
OSD-555 Disaster Management
Within the scope of the course, disaster management, system and structure; disaster management models, intervention practices and examples are examined.
LAW-522 Thesis
This course provides support for students to prepare their thesis. It includes teaching research methods, explaining the principles of thesis writing, identifying the problem area, selecting research techniques, preparing a thesis proposal focused on a specific problem, constructing the research model, conducting the research, writing and presenting the thesis.
LAW-523 Thesis
This course provides support for students to prepare their thesis. It includes teaching research methods, explaining the principles of thesis writing, identifying the problem area, selecting research techniques, preparing a thesis proposal focused on a specific problem, constructing the research model, conducting the research, writing and presenting the thesis.
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