Right of access to court in criminal procedure law

The basis of our study is the criminal procedure law limb of the right of access to court, which may be regarded as a prerequisite for the right to a fair trial. In this context, the elements of the right of access to court, the right to file a lawsuit, the right to a decision and the right to enforce the decision, will be examined in terms of criminal procedure law. In the first part, the relationship between the basic principles of a fair trial in criminal procedure law and the right of access to a court will be discussed. In the second part, the right of access to the court will be analyzed comparatively with the relevant basic concepts and institutions, and the limits of the right to access the court in the criminal field will be tried to be revealed in the light of the ECHR case law. In the third part, the right to a decision as an extension of the right of access to the court and the right to demand the execution of the final judgment will be examined in light of the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court and the ECHR. Our study aims to provide a comprehensive explanation of the right of access to court in criminal procedure law, together with the right's elements.