We have covered Miranda v. Arizona in class for the past two weeks. You are now familiar with the Miranda Rule and Exclusionary Rule. We have discussed the benefits and costs of these rules. I would now like you to research your own rules. For this assignment I would like you to answer the following questions:
1. Are the police in Turkey required to read any rights to suspects when they are taken into custody?
2. Which rights do suspects have when taken into custody?
3. Is the warning given by the police required by legislation or is it written in the constitution?
Include in your answer which law or article of the constitution stipulates this requirement.
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Yes they are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody.In 1 April 2005 Legislature put into affect the new Turkish Criminal Law and Turkish Criminal Procedure Law. According to these every police has the obligation to carry a piece of paper and at the front page of the paper the bill of rights has written. There are ten rights that the police must read:
ReplyDelete1)You arrested because of (…)
2) They are the claims about you ….
3) You have the right to remain silent. But you must give right answers to the questions about your credential.(TCPL a.135)
4) You have the right to an attorney.(TCPL a.135-136)
5)If you cannot afford an attorney ,one will be appointed for you by bench.
6) Your legal close will know that you are arrested.
7)You have the right to contest.
8) You have the right to collect evidence (TCPL a.123)
9)You have the right to consult an attorney before speaking to the police.
10) You have the right to have an attorney present during questioning.
At the back side of the paper it says the police must inform the rights to suspect before start the questioning if they read them late the process of arrest will become unlawful.(TCPL a.135)
Halis İPEK / Law 149.21
ReplyDeleteIn Turkey, the police are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody.
These rights to suspects are written in Turkish Criminal Procudure Law (Article 135/136) :
- The suspect, has the right to learn the accusations about him.
- has the right to learn his rights into the custody.
- has the right to be interrogated without spending too much time.
- has the right to remain silent, but he has to give the correct answer about his credential.
- has the right to have an attorney.If he can’t afford an attorney, one will be charged for him.
- has the right to want to collect the evidence.
- has the right to apprise to anybody that he is arrested but if there isn’t an objection.
- has the right to contest the arrest and the interrogation.
- has the right not to sign the record, but he has to explain why.
For adapting Turkish Criminal Procedure Law to European Criminal Law, our legislature made an amendment in 2005.As a result of this police are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody.
ReplyDeleteThese rights are:
-Right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty
-Right to remain silent.
-Right to ask for his family to be informed about his arrest
-Right to have an attorney
-Right to contest
-Right to be informed about the accusations
-Right to be informed about his rights into custody
-Right to make a defence
-Right to be interrogated as fast as possible
-Right to ask for collecting evidences that show his innocence
These rights are written in Turkish Criminal Procedure Law and given by Turkish Legislature.
Didem Şahin Law149.02
ReplyDeleteIn Turkey, the police started to exercise to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody after 1 April 2005 when the new Turkish Criminal Law and Turkish Criminal Procedure Law was approved.
So,the police are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody.
These are ;
-The suspect, has the right to learn the accusations about him/his.
-has the right to learn his/her rights into the custody
- has the right to be interrogated without spending too much time.
- has the right to remain silent, but he/she has to give the correct answer about his/her credential.
- has the right to have an attorney.If he/she can’t afford an attorney, one will be charged for him/her.
- has the right to want to collect the evidence.
- has the right to apprise to anybody that he/she is arrested but if there isn’t an objection.
- has the right to contest the arrest and the interrogation.
- has the right not to sign the record, but he/she has to explain why.
Fatih BAKIRCI Law149.21
ReplyDeleteIn Turkish Law System, the police are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into the custody. Turkish Criminal Procedure Law (article 135/136) says these rights are:
Suspects have the right to learn custody rights.
They have the right to learn accusations about him/her.
After he answers the questions about his credential, suspects have the right to remain silent.
They have the right to be interrogated in a short time.
They have the right to have an attorney.If they cant afford, one will be brought for them.
They have the right to contest the interrogation or the arrest.
They have the right to want to make collect the evidence.
They have the right to call anyone to inform he is arrested but if there wont be an objection for the police and the case.
Unless they want to sign the record, they cant do it but they have to explain why.
Esra Anadol
ReplyDelete149.22
The police must read some rights to suspect when they are taken into custody in Turkey
After 2005,new Turkish Criminal Law and Turkish Criminal Procedure was accepted
These are the rights which are accepted
Right to remain silent
Right to make defence
Right toask for his family to be informed about the arrest
Right to contest
Right to want to collect the evidence
Right not to sign the record,but he has to explain why
Right to apprise to anybody that he has arrested but if there isn't an objection
SİDAL KARAMAN LAW 149.22
ReplyDeleteTurkish legislature made an amendment in 2005 so,the suspects have the rights are written in Turkish Criminal and Produce Law.As a result,the police are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody.
These rights;
_Has the right to know why he/she is arrested.
_Has the right to remain silent.
_Has the right to call anyone to give an information about arrest.
_Has the right to have an attorney before the interrogated or during the interrogated.If he/she can't afford an attorney,one will be charged for him/her.
_Has the right to want to collect the evidence.
_Has the right to contest the arrest.
_Has the right not to sing the record,but he/she has to explain why
MERVE EYĞBOĞLU LAW149.21
ReplyDeleteIn turkey polices are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken to the custody after 1April 2005.
These rights are written in Turkish Criminal Procedure Law and given by Turkish Legislature
These rights are:
-The suspect, has the right to learn the accusations about him/his.
-has the right to learn his/her rights into the custody
- has the right to be interrogated without spending too much time.
- has the right to remain silent, but he/she has to give the correct answer about his/her credential.
- has the right to have an attorney.If he/she can’t afford an attorney, one will be charged for him/her.
- has the right to want to collect the evidence.
- has the right to apprise to anybody that he/she is arrested but if there isn’t an objection.
- has the right to contest the arrest and the interrogation.
- has the right not to sign the record, but he/she has to explain why.
Cansu Karakoç Law 149.02
ReplyDeleteIn Turkish Law System, the police are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into the custody after 1 April 2005 when the new Turkish Criminal Law and Turkish Criminal Procedure Law was approved.These rights are
-Suspects have the right to learn custody rights.
-They have the right to learn accusations about him/her.
-After he answers the questions about his credential, suspects have the right to remain silent.
-They have the right to be interrogated in a short time.
-They have the right to have an attorney.If they cant afford, one will be brought for them.
-They have the right to contest the interrogation or the arrest.
-They have the right to want to make collect the evidence.
-They have the right to call anyone to inform he is arrested but if there wont be an objection for the police and the case.
Yalım Yarkın Özbalcı Law 149.23
ReplyDeleteIn Turkey, the police are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into the custody.(1 April 2005)
These rights are:
-Right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty
-Right to remain silent.
-Right to ask for his family to be informed about his arrest
-Right to have an attorney
-Right to contest
-Right to be informed about the accusations
-Right to be informed about his rights into custody
-Right to make a defence
-Right to be interrogated as fast as possible
-Right to ask for collecting evidences that show his innocence
Aybüke Çakırel Law 149.21
ReplyDeletein Turkey, polices are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken to the custody since 2005, these are written in Turkish Criminal and Procudure Law. these rights are:
-right to remain silent
-right to learn the accusations about him/her
-right to make defence
-right to call anyone to give an information about arrest
-right to want to collect the evidence
-right to contest the arrest
-right to have an attorney if she/he cant afford an attorney, one will be charged for her/him
-right to not to sign the record, but he/she has to explain why
-right to interrogated in a short time
Demet GECEBEĞİ
ReplyDeleteLAW 149.21
Like Miranda Rules in United States, Turkey also has it’s own rights for the suspects. These rights were approved in the new Turkish Criminal Law and Turkish Criminal Procedure Law in 2005. After April first 2005, an obligation occured for the police. They had to carry around a printed sheet of rights that they were obligated to read when taking a suspect into custody. Rights are as follows,
-right to learn the accusations about him/his.
-right to learn his/her rights into the custody
-right to be interrogated without spending too much time.
-right to remain silent, but he/she has to give the correct answer about his/her credential.
-right to have an attorney.If he/she can’t afford an attorney, one will be charged for him/her.
-right to call someone to give information about the arrest
-right to want to collect the evidence.
-right to apprise to anybody that he/she is arrested but if there isn’t an objection.
-right to contest the arrest and the interrogation.
-right to not to sign the record, but he/she has to explain why.
Kerem GÜLSOY,Law 149.23
ReplyDeleteAs in America,in Turkey the ppolice must tell his/her rights to a suspect.They are not much different than Miranda rules.A suspect have the rights;
-To remain silent,
-To have an attorney,
-To consult to an legal consultant,
-To call a parent or someone closer.
And at the time of the arrest police tell the suspect's rights and the accusations about the suspect.
The police are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody in Turkey as U.S. Turkish legislature made an amendment. After that, Turkish Criminal Procedure Law is taking these rights in now. (April 2005) (article 135/136)
ReplyDeleteThese rights are:
*right to make defence
*right to have an attorney if she/he cant afford an attorney, one will be charged for her/him
*right to contest the arrest
*right to remain silent, but he/she has to give the correct answer about his/her credential.
*right to be informed about the accusations.
*right to call anyone to give an information about arrest.
*right to not to sign the record, but he/she has to explain why.
*right to ask for collecting evidences that show his innocence.
*right to be interrogated as fast as possible.
Buket Aydın Law 149.21
ReplyDeleteThe police required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken to the custody since 2005 in Turkey.These are written in turkish criminal and procudure law.
These rights:
-right to have an attorney,if suspect can't afford an attorney,one will be appointed represent.
-right to make a defence
-right to contest
-right to remain silent
-right to ask for collecting evidence that show his innocence
-right to informed about his rights into custody
-right to ask for his family to be informed about his arrest
Sevgi Akyol ÇEVİRİR
ReplyDeleteLAW 149.21
The criminal suspects must be informed in the police custody before being interrogated in Turkey.(Since April 2005)
According to the Turkish Criminal Law and Turkish Criminal Procedure Law,these rights are:
-right to want to collect the evidence.
-right to remain silent
-right to informed about his rights in the custody
-right to have an attorney.If he/she can’t afford an attorney, one will be charged for him/her.
-right to make a defence
-right to be interrogated as fast as possible
-right to ask for his family to be informed about his/her arrest
-right not to sing the record,but he/she has to explain why
In Turkey, the polices required to read the rights to suspect when they are taken into the custody according to new Turkish Criminal Law and Turkish Criminal Procedure Law since 1 April 2005.
ReplyDeleteThese rigts;
-right to learn custody rights.
-right to learn accusations about him/her.
-right to remain silent.
-right to be interrogated in a short time.
-right to have an attorney.
-right to contest the interrogation or the arrest.
-right to want to make collent the evidence.
-right to call anyone.
Eylül Topanoğlu, Law 149.22
ReplyDeleteGovernment took an important step through the EU process and made some changes in Turkish Criminal Procedure Law. The new suspect rights list has been sent to all police departments, rural police stations and interior ministry officals in order to be memorized. According to the list which is prepared by the Turkish legislature, any suspect whose rights are violated and can not be solved by the domestic remedies, is allowed to take the case to the international jurisdiction. The list also includes:
-to have an attorney during the query and the right to have a private talk with the attorney.
-right to remain silent.But he/she has to give correct answers.
-to defende himself in person or through a counsel.Sufficent time to prepare a defense is required.
-to be informed about the accusations.
-right to inform his/her relatives about the arrest.
-suspect can not be held in custody more than the alloted time that law states.
-suspect can not be humiliated.
-right to want the witnesses to be questioned.
-to have a fair,public trial and a reasonable trial period.
These rights are created by the legislature according to the supremacy of the constitution.
In Turkey, with the Turkish Criminal Procedure Law(Article 135/136) in 2005, officers have to read rights to the suspects when they're taken into custody.
ReplyDeleteSuspects have;
-Right to remain silent but they have to give the correct answer about his credential.
-Right to an attorney.
-Right to contest.
-Right to collect evidence which demonstrates his innocence.
-Right to inform anybody about his situation.
-Right to be informed about his rights into custody.
In addition, they must be told what crime they're accused of.
Sabahat Elif İPEK
ReplyDeleteLaw 149.22
Even though they are relatively new, today there are criminal rights in Turkey too. This amendment was put to the Turkish Criminal Procedure Law in April 1, 2005, and it is also protected by the Constitution. It was made by the Turkish Legislature in order to go forward in the European Union process. The police has several obligations in front of the suspect when he/she is taken into custody and any police who violates these rules can be judged. The suspect has the following rights:
1)Right to know the accusation.
2)Right to remain silent.
3)Right to be treated as innocent until proven guilty.
4)Right to inform his/her family about the arrest.
5)Right to have a fast interrogation.
6)Right to not to sign the record with the condition of explaining why.
7)Right to contest.
8)Right to have an attorney. An attorney will be charged if it can’t be afforded.
9)Right to defense.
10)Right to collect evidence.
11)Right to be informed about all these rights.
Bensu Aydın Law 149.2
ReplyDeleteJust like the Miranda warnings in the States, Turkey has its own way to handle these rights. according to the article 135-136 in Turkish Criminal Procedure Law (which is made by the legislature), officers have to carry a sheet that writes the rights people have when taken into custody. this is also a big step for the EU. those rights which are also protected by the Constitution are as follows:
-Right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty
-Right to remain silent.
-Right to contest
-Right to have an attorney
-Right to ask for his family to be informed about his arrest
-Right to be informed about the accusations
-Right to be informed about his rights into custody
-Right to be interrogated as fast as possible
-Right to ask for collecting evidences that show his innocence
-Right to make a defence
The Turkish goverment made an amendment in Turkish Criminal Procedure Law and Turkish Criminal Law in April 2005.Due to this regulations,the police are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody.These rights are given by Turkish Legislature andalso written in Turkish Criminal Procedure Law.Rights are as followed;
ReplyDelete-Right to learn the accusations about him/his.
-Right to learn his/her rights into the custody
-Right to be interrogated without spending too much time.
-Right to remain silent, but he/she has to give the correct answer about his/her credential.
-Right to have an attorney.If he/she can’t afford an attorney, one will be charged for him/her.
-Right to call someone to give information about the arrest
-Right to want to collect the evidence.
-Right to apprise to anybody that he/she is arrested but if there isn’t an objection.
-Right to contest the arrest and the interrogation.
-Right to not to sign the record, but he/she has to explain why.
Salih Benna Saraç. Law149.02
ReplyDeleteIn Turkey, the police started to exercise to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody after 1 April 2005 when the new Turkish Criminal Law and Turkish Criminal Procedure Law was approved.
These rights to suspects are written in Turkish Criminal Procedure Law (Article 135/136) :
- The suspect, has the right to learn the accusations about him.
- has the right to learn his rights into the custody.
- has the right to be interrogated without spending too much time.
- has the right to remain silent, but he has to give the correct answer about his credential.
- has the right to have an attorney.If he can’t afford an attorney, one will be charged for him.
- has the right to want to collect the evidence.
- has the right to apprise to anybody that he is arrested but if there isn’t an objection.
- has the right to contest the arrest and the interrogation.
- has the right not to sign the record, but he has to explain why.
Serkan Temizel
ReplyDeleteLaw 149.21
In Turkey, polices are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody, since April 2005. Turkey's Miranda rule came with process of European Union Integration. In 1 April 2005, Turkish Criminal Procedure Law was approved. According to the Turkish Criminal Procedure Law;
-The suspect, has the right to learn the accusations about him/his.
-has the right to learn his/her rights into the custody
- has the right to be interrogated without spending too much time.
- has the right to remain silent, but he/she has to give the correct answer about his/her credential.
- has the right to have an attorney.If he/she can’t afford an attorney, one will be charged for him/her.
- has the right to want to collect the evidence.
- has the right to apprise to anybody that he/she is arrested but if there isn’t an objection.
- has the right to contest the arrest and the interrogation.
- has the right not to sign the record, but he/she has to explain why.
Mehveş Erdem Law 149.22
ReplyDeleteIn order to accelerate the adaptation process to EU, the governement has sent a list to police departments which includes suspect rights that are included in the criminal code not in the constitution. The government obligated all the local and rural police as well as ministry of interior to memorize these rules. These rules firstly states basic human rights and continues like the following: a suspect has the right to remain silent, call a lawyer and talk with the lawyer in privacy where no one can participate, a suspect should have enough time to prepare his or her defense, a suspect can not be arrested when the time that the law states ends, the suspect has the right to learn the accusation in an understandable language, if the suspect can not solve the problem through domestic law then the suspect can go to international adjudication.
Firstly, the most important point is if one or more of the rights of suspects does not read it will make the process of detention off. Within the Directorate General of Security, police has to carry in their pockets. Captured or detained by the police read the right to suspects. Police first explain the reasons. `I'm getting you into custody following reasons.` Then they have the rights of persons detained by the police carry in their pockets from the text to be read individually, and police has to read all rights to the suspects.
ReplyDeletethese are;
*You have the right to be silence, everything you say will be used as evidence in court against
*You have right to contest
*You have the right to keep lawyer. If not, the bar will keep one for you.
*Notification to relatives . Police, the suspects detained in the police station or brought to the police station without spending time on this right will be use.
*You have right to ask for collecting evidences that show his innocence
*Suspect captured or detained have the right to appeal process to be read again during the capture. How can a right to appeal to the suspect also that this method will be shown by the police.
Elif KOCA
ReplyDeleteTurkey has it's own rights like Miranda Rules in the States.Turkish legislature made in 1 April 2005 these rights and these rights written in Turkish Criminal Procedure Law.These rights are;
Right to defense
Right to know the accusation.
Right to be treated as innocent until proven guilty.
Right to be informed about all these rights.
Right to inform his/her family about the arrest.
Right to have an attorney. An attorney will be charged if it can’t be afforded.
Right to not to sign the record with the condition of explaining why.
Right to contest.
Right to remain silent.
Right to collect evidence.
Right to have a fast interrogation.
The police in Turkey required to read any rights to suspects when they are taken to the custody according to new amendmen on 1 April 2005. The rights are written in Turkish Criminal Procedure Law and it is prepared by the Turkish legislature.
ReplyDeleteThese rights are:
-Right to defense
-Right to be silenc
-Have the right to have an attorney. If you don't have money to afford an attorney ,one will be appointed for you by bench.
-Right to contest
-Right to want to collect the evidence
-Right to be informed about his rights
-Right to have a fast interrogation
-Right to know accusation
-Right to inform his or her family
-Right to be informed about all thse rights
Sıla Öztürk Law 149.21
ReplyDeleteIn Turkey,the police are requires to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody,since 1 April 2005.These are written in Turkish Criminal Law and Turkish Criminal Procedure Law.(Article 135/136)These rights are:
-right to remain silent
-right to make a defence
-right to want to collect the evidence
-right to informed about his rights into custody
-right to have an attorney.If he can't afford an attorney,one will be charged for him
-right to be interrogated as fast as possible
-right to ask for his family to be informed about his arrest
-right not to sign the record,but he has to explain why
Murat Can Pehlivanoglu 149.22
ReplyDeleteBased on the rights approved in the Turkish Criminal Law and the Turkish Criminal Procedure Law in 1 April 2005, the police must read some rights when they are taking a suspect into custody. These rights are;
-Right to defend him or herself,
-Right to be informed about his or her rights in the custody,
-Right to not to sign the record, but must explain why,
-Right to want to collect evidence,
-Right to learn his or her accusations,
-Right to remain silent,
-Right to have an attorney,
-Right to call a relative,
-Right to be interrogated quickly.
Varis Alakbarov Law 149.22 said...
ReplyDeleteIn Turkey, the policy is taken into custody when the suspect's rights to read,
Turkish Criminal Law and 1 April 2005 is required since. Miranda rule in Turkey
European Union integration process has come. April 1, 2005
Turkish Criminal Procedure Code was adopted. He is protected by the Constitution.
In order to go forward in the process of the European Union that Turkey was made by the Legislature.
Suspect has the following rights:
1)Right to know the accusation.
2)Right to remain silent.
3)Right to contest.
4)Right to ask for collecting evidence that show his innocence.
5)Right to be interrogated as fast as possible.
6)Right to not to sign the record, but he/she has to explain why?.
7)Right to interrogated in a short time.
7)Right to ask for his family to be informed about his arrest.
In Turkey, the police are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody.
ReplyDeleteThe rights which the suspects have when they are taken into custody;
-Right to know the accusation(s).
-Right to have an attorney. If the suspect can’t afford one, the bar will appoint one for the suspect.
-Right to inform somebody that he/she is arrested.
-Right to remain silent. However the suspect has to tell the truth about his/her identity.
-Right to want to collect evidence and prove his/her innocence.
-Right to not to sign the records, but the suspect has to explain why.
The suspect can only confess with his free will. Any illegal actions (treating bad, torturing, using drugs, threats etc) done by the police to take a confession are forbidden. The police can’t promise anything illegal to the suspect to take a confession. Any confession obtained illegally (like Miranda’s confession) will not be admissible in the court. If the confession of the suspect was taken without the presence of an attorney, in order for this confession to be admissible in the court, it has to be approved by the suspect or the attorney once more in the court.
In the new Turkish Criminal Procedure Law (1 April 2005), the rights of a suspect are stated in the articles 147 and 148. Therefore the warning given by the police are required by legislation; it is not written in the constitution.
(Turkish Criminal Procedure Law: http://www.tbmm.gov.tr/kanunlar/k5271.html)
ESRA MANZAK LAW 149.23
ReplyDeleteIn Turkey, the police are required to read rights to suspect when they are taken into custody. These rights are :
-Right to remain silent but he has to give the correct answer about his credential
-Right to informed about his rights in the custody
-Right to have an attorney.If the suspect can’t afford an attorney, one will be charged for him/her.
-Right to know the accusation
-Right to ask for his family to be informed about his/her arrest
-Right to want to collect the evidence
-Right to make a defence
-Right to be interrogated as fast as possible
-Right to not to sign the record, but he/she has to explain why.
Since 1 April 2005, the new Turkish Criminal Procedure Law includes the rule that the police must read to suspect his/her rights. The warning given by the police are required by the legislation because it is not written in the constitution.
In April 2005,with the European Union Integration,Turkey made some amendments in Turkish Criminal Law Codification.
ReplyDeleteIn Turkey,the police are responsible to read the rights when the suspect is taken to custody.These rights are:
Right to know the accusation about him/her.
Right to remain silent.
Right to have an attorney.
Right to be assumed his/her innocence until his guilty come out.
Right to gather evidence(s) which secure to get his/her innocence.
Right to have a quick interrogation.
Right to notify somebody when suspect is in custody awaiting.
Right to not to sign the records.but on the other hand,there is an assignment of the reasons.
Since April 1, 2005 Turkish government included a new amendment to Turkish Criminal Law and after that police required to read their right to the people who are taken in to custody. This process started in the Turkish system because of the European Union. These rights are:
ReplyDelete-Right to be assumed innocent until the otherwise proven
-Right to remain silent.
-Right to ask for his/her family to be informed about his arrest
-Right to have an attorney
-Right to have a speedy interrogation
-Right to be informed about the accusation
-Right to collect evidence to prove his/her innocense
-Right to defend his/her self
Efe Zengin Law 149.23
ReplyDeleteIn Turkey,polices are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken to the custody since 2005, these are written in Turkish Criminal and Procudure Law.
-Right to remain silent but he has to give the correct answer about his credential
-Right to informed about his rights in the custody
-Right to have an attorney.If the suspect can’t afford an attorney, one will be charged for him/her.
-Right to know the accusation
-Right to ask for his family to be informed about his/her arrest
-Right to want to collect the evidence
-Right to make a defence
-Right to be interrogated as fast as possible
-Right to not to sign the record, but he/she has to explain why.
Altuğ Altınbaş law 149.22
ReplyDeleteIn turkey, there are required to read the rights to suspect when they are taken into custody. our legislature made an amendement in 2005. (turkish criminal procedure law to europe criminal law)
these rights are:
-Right to learn the accusations about him/his.
-Right to learn his/her rights into the custody
-Right to be interrogated without spending too much time.
-Right to remain silent, but he/she has to give the correct answer about his/her credential.
-Right to have an attorney.If he/she can’t afford an attorney, one will be charged for him/her.
-Right to call someone to give information about the arrest
-Right to want to collect the evidence.
-Right to apprise to anybody that he/she is arrested but if there isn’t an objection.
-Right to contest the arrest and the interrogation.
-Right to not to sign the record, but he/she has to explain why.
Erkan Yücel Öztürk Law149.22
ReplyDeleteIn Turkey, the police are required to read rights to suspect when they are taken into custody
-Right to make a defence
-Right to call someone to give information about the arrest
-Right to be informed about the accusation
-Right to have an attorney.
-Right to learn his/her rights into the custody
-Right to want to collect the evidence
-Right to remain silent
-Right to ask for his family to be informed about his arrest
-Right to contest the arrest and the interrogation.
In Turkey,the police are requires to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody(since 1 April 2005).Just like Miranda Rules in US. These rights are written in Turkish Criminal and Procudure Law.
ReplyDelete-Right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty
-Right to remain silent.
-Right to ask for his family to be informed about his arrest
-Right to have an attorney
-Right to contest
-Right to be informed about the accusations
-Right to be informed about his rights into custody
-Right to make a defence
-Right to be interrogated as fast as possible
-Right to ask for collecting evidences that show his innocence
Serra Böhürler law149.22
ReplyDeleteIn Turkey,the police are required to read the rights to suspects since 2005. This amendment made in Turkish criminal law because of the Europen Union. these rigts are;
-right to remain silent
-right to have an attorney
-right to contest
-right to learn custody rights
-right to make a defence
-right to call someone
-right to informed about the accussations
-right not to sign the record, but he has to explain why
-rigt to want to collect the evidence
-right to be interrogated as fast as possible
The police in Turkey require to read the rights like Miranda rules when they are in custody since April 1 2005. These rights are written in Turkish Criminal Law and it is not written in constitution. These rights are:
ReplyDelete-Right to defense
-Right to contest
-Right to remain silent
-Right to have an attorney
-Right to have a fast interrogation
-Right to want to collect the evidence
-Righto collect evidence
-Rightto ask about accusation
-Right toinform his or her family
-Right to be informed about all these rights
In April 2005,with the European Union Integration,Turkey made some amendments in Turkish Criminal Law Codification In Turkey, the police are required to read rights to suspect when they are taken into custody.. These rights are :
ReplyDeleteThe rights which the suspects have when they are taken into custody;
-Right to know the accusation(s).
-Right to have an attorney. If the suspect can’t afford one, the bar will appoint one for the suspect.
-Right to inform somebody that he/she is arrested.
-Right to remain silent. However the suspect has to tell the truth about his/her identity.
-Right to want to collect evidence and prove his/her innocence.
-Right to not to sign the records, but the suspect has to explain why.
Yasemin Kivrak Law149.22
Deniz Selin Ersin Law149.21
ReplyDeleteSuspects have some rights in Turkey like Miranda Rules. Police required to read these rights to suspects when they are taken into custody according to the amandment(Turkish Criminal Procedure Law) in 1 April 2005. These are:
-Right to learn the accusations about him/his.
-Right to learn his/her rights into the custody
-Right to be interrogated without spending too much time.
-Right to remain silent, but he/she has to give the correct answer about his/her credential.
-Right to have an attorney.If he/she can’t afford an attorney, one will be charged for him/her.
-Right to call someone to give information about the arrest
-Right to want to collect the evidence.
-Right to apprise to anybody that he/she is arrested but if there isn’t an objection.
-Right to contest the arrest and the interrogation.
-Right to not to sign the record, but he/she has to explain why.
ın turkey, the police started to exercise to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody after 2005 when the new turkish criminal law procedure law was accepted. these are the rights which are accepted
ReplyDeleteright to make defence
right to contest
right to remain silent
right to learn his-her rights into the custody
right to have an attorney
right to collect evidence
right to ask aboutaccusation
right to want collect the evidence
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Çiğdem Yılmaz Law149.22
ReplyDeleteIn Turkey, the police are required to read their rigts to suspects when they are taken into custody.
In Turkish Criminal Procedure article 147 states the rights of suspects and accuseds
in the foolowing way
-the rigt to remain silent but suspects have to inform their id correctly
-the right to be informed about what he or she accused of
-the rigt to be assisted by a attorney. If he or she cannot afford to get one, he or she has the rigt to have the free counsel
-the right to ask his or her relatives to be informed about the arrest
-the right to want to collect evidences
-the right not to sign the written statement by explaining why
And also article 148 states that no person shall be compelled to answer an official's questions. Suspects are free to declare
İrem Peker
ReplyDeleteLaw149.23
With the Turkish Criminal Procedure Law yhe police are required to tell the suspect, who is taken into costody, his/her rights since 1 April 2005(Article 135/136)
Suspects have the following rights:
*right to remain silent
*right to defence
*right to ask for collecting evidences that shows his/her innocense
*right to not to sign the record, but he has to explain why
*right to contest the arrest and the interrogation
*right to have an attorney. If she/he can't afford one, an attorney will be charged for him/her
*right to inform his/her family about the arrest
The police is required to inform the suspects about their rights.
ReplyDeleteWhich includes,
The Right to know why they were arrested; the right to call their lawyers ;the right to remain silent ;the right to be released in 24-48 hrs if not served with formal charges ; the right to contact next of kin , etc
It is required by the legislation
ps:In many cases , the police do not follow above rules and it is hard to indict then convict the police or the gendarmes for mistreatment of the people in their custody
Lizan Kittani
149.22
As a result of the European Union Integration process, Turkey has its own Miranda Rules. According to the recent amendments (April 2005) in Turkish Criminal Law, suspects must be informed of their rights before the interrogation. These rights are indicated in the Turkish Criminal Procedure Law (Article 147/148):
ReplyDelete- Right to remain silent.
- Right to inform his/her family about the situation.
- Right to have a fast interrogation.
- Right to have an attorney.
- Right to be informed about the accusation.
- Right not to sign the written statement.
- Right to contest and make a defense.
In Turkey, polices are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken to the custody since 2005, these are written in Turkish criminal and procudure law. they are also protected by constitution.
ReplyDeletethese rights are;
*right to remain silence but he has to give the correct answer about his credential
*right to inform about his rights in the custody
*right to know the accusation
*right to make a defence
*right to want to collect the evidence
*right to ask for his family to inform about his arrest
*right to be interrogated as fast as possible...
özge oguz
law149.22
In Turkey, the police are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody 1) right to make a defence
ReplyDelete2) right to have an attorney
3) right to want to collect evidence
4) right to ask about accusation
5) right to apprise to anybody that he she is arrested
6) right to know the accusation.
7) right to remain silent
8) right to keep lawyer If not the bar will keep one for you
Yes they are required to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody.In 1 April 2005 Legislature put into affect the new T.C.L. and T.C. Procedure Law
In April 2005 with the European Union Integration Process,Turkey made some amendments in Turkish Criminal Code.In USA there is a rule called Miranda Warning.Turkey made the amendment through this rule.So Turkish police department had some responsibilities.These rights are:
ReplyDeleteRight to remain silent.
Right to be informed about accusation.
Right to contest.
Right to have a quick interrogation.
Right to have an attorney.
Right to collect evidence for his/her innocence.
Right to be informed about his/her accusation to suspect's family.
Right to not sign the record.
In Turkey, the polices read suspects rights. And they give the informations about that.
ReplyDelete- Right to have a quick interrogation.
- Right to defence
- Right to remain silent
- Right to ask his or her relatives to be informed about the arrest
- Right to want to collect evidences
- Right to not to sign the records, but the suspect has to explain why.
In Turkish criminal procedure law, article 147-148, you can find suspects rights. And The rights given by the legislature.
In Turkey, the police started to exercise to read the rights to suspects when they are taken into custody after 1 April 2005 when the new Turkish Criminal Law and Turkish Criminal Procedure Law was approved.
ReplyDeleteThese are the rights which are accepted
right to remain silent
right to contest
right to know the accusation
right to want to collect evidences
right not to sign the written statement by explaining why
right to inform about his rights in the custody
with article 147-148 you can see the suspects rights ım turkish criminal procudure law and the rights by the legislature.