Reconciliation in the Law of Criminal Procedure

The inability of the traditional sense of punitive justice to resolve disputes, with the development and change of the social and economic situation of societies, the punitive justice system has been replaced by an understanding of non-judicial restorative justice. There are many types of alternative solutions in disputes that are a product of restorative justice and which are becoming increasingly common today. One of the most important of these is reconciliation. In reconciliation, suspects, defendants, victims or those who have been harmed by crime are actively involved in the resolution of disputes between them with the help of a conciliator. Attempts to reconcile are made outside the judicial organs but under the supervision and supervision of the judicial organs. The dispute is now being resolved outside the judicial jurisdiction because of the settlement situation. Suspects or defendants are thus spared punishment. Victims or those who are harmed by crime are also more quickly and at less expense, and their grievances are remedied. In this process, the free will of the parties is decisive.