Recenci̇li̇ati̇on i̇n Cri̇mi̇nal Procedure Law

The restorative justice system, which is accepted today, protects the rights of the victim as well as the rights of the accused while performing criminal justice. In the twenty-first-century justice system, the idea of satisfying the victim comes to the fore while fulfilling the criminal justice. The punishment of the defendant by the state for the crime has not considered sufficient, and the elimination of the harm of the victim or the person who is harmed by crime has become one of the most important aims and objectives of the concept of restorative justice. The state dominated by this understanding has formed the legislative and practical infrastructure of the conciliation institution and then has implemented conciliation. The reconciliation aims to solve problems more quickly and economically by ensuring mutual satisfaction between the parties. At this point, the reconciliation, which is one of the alternative solutions, has started to develop further. As a result, the importance of this institution in the field of law is increasing day by day. In this study, this institution has been examined in all aspects using legal regulations, scientific opinions, and the case law of the Court of Cassation.