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ARTICLE · 08 APRIL 2024

Changes Made To Criminal Law With The 8th Judiciary Package In Turkey

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Eighth Judicial Package, officially published in the Official Gazette on 12.03.2024 under the name of Law on Amendments to the Code of Criminal Procedure...

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Eighth Judicial Package, officially published in the Official Gazette on 12.03.2024 under the name of Law on Amendments to the Code of Criminal Procedure and Some Other Laws, brings significant changes in various areas such as criminal law, enforcement, and bankruptcy law, personal data protection law, and legal timeframes. In this article, we will examine the changes concerning criminal laws.

Changes Made in the Penal Code with the Judicial Package

Administrative fines

With the new regulation, the amount of administrative fines has been increased. While the previous version of the law stipulated a daily equivalent of administrative fines ranging from a minimum of twenty to a maximum of one hundred Turkish Liras, with the amendment, it is now regulated that a daily equivalent of administrative fines ranging from a minimum of one hundred to a maximum of five hundred Turkish Liras can be imposed. It was a matter of concern in the legal community that administrative

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