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The relationship between the crime of fabricating a crime and the right to defense

Title	The relationship between the crime of fabricating a crime and the right to defense
Author	Kaya, Asim
Publication Date:	2017
Publication Place	- Seçkin Publishing
Subject	Fabrication of crime, Slander, Right of defense, Availability, State of law, Right to fair trial, Inventing a crime, Defamation, Right of defense, Favorability, State of law, Right to fair trial
Type	Periodical
Language	Turkish
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID	1306-9802
Record ID	0d18be33-b22f-4494-ad81-d9e6742d3f8a
Date	2017
Sample Text	In this study, the relationship between the crime of fabricating a crime, which is frequently encountered in practice, and the right to defense will be examined. According to the Turkish Penal Code, a person who reports a crime that he knows has not been committed to the competent authorities as if it had been committed, or who fabricates evidence or signs of a crime that has not been committed in a way that will enable an investigation, is punished. The crime of fabricating a crime can especially be confused with the crime of slander. In our study, some examples of the crime of fabrication, which are the subject of the Supreme Court decisions, will be examined. This study will examine the relationship between the offense of inventing a crime which is mostly encountered in practice and the right of defense. According to Turkish Criminal Law, a person who reports a crime to the authorities that he/she knows has not been committed or invents the evidence or signs of a crime which has not been committed in a way to lead to an investigation is punished. The offense of inventing a crime can be confused especially with the offense of defamation. In our study, some of the examples that are mentioned in the Supreme Court precedents regarding the offense of inventing a crime.
Cilt	12

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The relationship between the crime of fabricating a crime and the right to defense

Author Kaya, Asim

Publication Date 2017

Publication Place - Seçkin Publishing

Subject Fabrication of crime, Slander, Right of defense, Availability, State of law, Right to fair trial, Inventing a crime, Defamation, Right of defense, Favorability, State of law, Right to fair trial

Type Periodical

Language Turkish

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Özyeğin University

Library Asset ID 1306-9802

Record ID 0d18be33-b22f-4494-ad81-d9e6742d3f8a

Date 2017

Sample Text In this study, the relationship between the crime of fabricating a crime, which is frequently encountered in practice, and the right to defense will be examined. According to the Turkish Penal Code, a person who reports a crime that he knows has not been committed to the competent authorities as if it had been committed, or who fabricates evidence or signs of a crime that has not been committed in a way that will enable an investigation, is punished. The crime of fabricating a crime can especially be confused with the crime of slander. In our study, some examples of the crime of fabrication, which are the subject of the Supreme Court decisions, will be examined. This study will examine the relationship between the offense of inventing a crime which is mostly encountered in practice and the right of defense. According to Turkish Criminal Law, a person who reports a crime to the authorities that he/she knows has not been committed or invents the evidence or signs of a crime which has not been committed in a way to lead to an investigation is punished. The offense of inventing a crime can be confused especially with the offense of defamation. In our study, some of the examples that are mentioned in the Supreme Court precedents regarding the offense of inventing a crime.

Cilt 12