Conducting a trial execution in civil procedural law through the transmission of sound and image
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As is known, one of the significant changes implemented in the HMK (Code of Civil Procedure) on July 22, 2020, is the amendment made to Article 149. Essentially, revolutionary developments in artificial intelligence systems and the ability for individuals to enter the virtual reality space in three dimensions will fundamentally transform the future of trials. Legal norms have always been established based on facts. It is certain that the need for renewal, as seen in all areas in the coming decade, will also affect legal norms. Although e-trials may be considered new in our country and globally, it is undoubtedly among the most significant practical applications of the future. E-trials will not be limited to the investigation stage alone and, given the conditions of today where national borders may become insignificant in terms of information, it is likely to move into the realm of international jurisdiction.
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Fethi Güzel
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Fethi Güzel (Master Thesis). Conducting a trial execution in civil procedural law through the transmission of sound and image, 2024, Çankaya University.
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