Position of military cudiciary in law state
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In the first part of the thesis, Military Judicial system in both Turkey and European countries was examined firstly by taking the historical perspective into account and later unique structure and functioning of the Turkish military judicial system was put forward by dwelling upon the necessity of military jurisdiction. In addition, Turkish Military Jurisdiction was studied in detail in the light of European Convention on Human Rights.In the second part, problematic areas in the military judicial system were detected taking the international obligations of Turkey as the basic criterion and recommendations were put forward to make it compatible with the EU standards and values.In conclusion, It was detected that Turkish Military Judicial System is far from excellence at present and arrived at the assessment that a judicial reform is also required in the field of military jurisdiction. Related recommendations on the required reform were put forward in main headlines not overlooking the unique characteristics of Military Jurisdiction.
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Fırat Acil
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Fırat Acil (Master Thesis). Position of military cudiciary in law state, 2008, Gazi University.
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