The delegation of administrative police powers to private persons in Turkish law
2018
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Abstract (EN)
The delegation of the administrative police powers to private persons in Turkish Law has been handled around the question whether the Constitution permits such delegation of the power, and if so, what the limits of the delegation are. In the face of the variety of the regulations granting administrative police powers to private persons, it has been seen that a holistic and consistent approach has not been developed by the courts and the doctrine. Therefore, the constitutional boundary regarding the delegation of administrative police powers to private persons has been clarified to some extent by describing the fundamental function within the scope of the article 128 of the Constitution. By categorizing the police powers in reference to acts and operations, the fundamental functions have been identified in each category. The authorities alienable and inalienable have been specified with the examples such as building audit, private security, vehicle inspection report and vehicle towing.
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Dr. Betül Sevinç
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Betül Sevinç (Master Thesis). The delegation of administrative police powers to private persons in Turkish law, 2018, Galatasaray University.
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