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ARTICLE · 10 APRIL 2023

Judicial Review Of Board Decisions

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The Law does not include an explicit provision concerning the appeal process of Board decisions imposing administrative fines.

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The Law does not include an explicit provision concerning the appeal process of Board decisions imposing administrative fines. However, it is accepted that criminal courts of peace are the authorised courts under Law No. 5326 on Misdemeanours dated 30/3/2005 since the title of Article 18 of the Law is “Misdemeanours,” and administrative fines are issued as per Article 18 of the Law. With this in mind, decisions imposing behavioural sanctions can be appealed before administrative courts. This controversial issue is subject to discussions in practice and among academicians.

Criminal courts of peace are first-instance courts in Turkey, and their decisions are subject to review by other criminal courts of peace, which are, again, first-instance courts. On the other hand, once the appeal process before the criminal courts of peace is completed, it is also possible to apply to the Turkish Constitution Court.

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