Former judge Bilal Köseoğlu, former member of Court of Cassation, sentenced to 8 years in prison on 19 September 2019 over the pretext of terrorism charges on 9 July 2019.
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https://www.memurlar.net
Former judge Bilal Köseoğlu, former member of Court of Cassation, sentenced to 8 years in prison on 19 September 2019
Former judge Kemal Dadak sentenced to 7 years 6 months in prison on 18 September 2019
Former judge Kemal Dadak was sentenced to 7 years 6 months in prison over the pretext of terrorism charges on 18 September 2019.
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Former judge Halil Yılmaz, former member of Court of Cassation, sentenced to 7 years 6 months in prison on 18 September 2019
Former judge Halil Yılmaz, former member of Court of Cassation was sentenced to 7 years 6 months in prison over the pretext of terrorism charges on 18 September 2019.
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https://www.memurlar.net
Former judge İbrahim Kurt, former member of Court of Cassation, sentenced to 6 years 3 months in prison on 18 September 2019
Former judge İbrahim Kurt, former member of Court of Cassation was sentenced to 6 years 3 months in prison over the pretext of terrorism charges on 18 September 2019.
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https://www.memurlar.net
Former member of Court of Cassation and former Ergenekon/Balyoz (alleged deep state) case prosecutor Mehmet Murat Yönder, sentenced to 12 years in prison on 16 September 2019
Former member of Court of Cassation and former Ergenekon/Balyoz (alleged deep state) case prosecutor Mehmet Murat Yönder, sentenced to 12 years in prison over the pretext of terrorism charges on 16 September 2019. Furthermore, court ruled for continuation of his detention. He has been kept in solitary confinement cell in prison since July 2016.
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https://www.memurlar.net
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Former woman judge Nalan Can, who was presiding judge for Selam Tevhid (criminal organisation linked Iran) case, was detained in Denizli province on 12 September 2019
Former woman judge Nalan Can was presiding judge for Selam Tevhid (criminal organisation linked Iran) case.
Nalan Can has been hiding because an arrest order was issued for her after July 2016 coup attempt. She was rounded up and detained on 12 September 2019 in Denizli.
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Former secretary general of High Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HCJP) Mehmet KAYA was sentenced to 15 years in prison on 17 September 2019
Former member of Court of Cassation and former secretary general of High Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HCJP) Mehmet KAYA was sentenced to 15 years in prison over the pretext of terrorism charges on 17 September 2019. Furthermore, court ruled for continuation of his detention. He has been kept in solitary confinement cell in prison since February 2018.
Sources:
1- https://www.memurlar.net
Former judge Bedrettin Işıldak, former member of Council of State, sentenced to 7 years 6 months in prison on 10 September 2019
Former judge Bedrettin Işıldak, former member of Council of State (Supreme Administrative Court), was sentenced to 7 years 6 months in prison over the pretext of terrorism charges on 10 September 2019.
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https://www.memurlar.net
Former judge Hasan Hüseyin Özese sentenced to 10 years in prison on 9 September 2019
Former judge Hasan Hüseyin Özese, who was presiding judge of ‘Ergenekon’ (alleged Eurasian deep state organisation) case, sentenced to 10 years in prison over the pretext of terrorism charges on 9 September 2019.
Moreover, court ruled continuation of his detention during appeal process.
Source:
https://www.memurlar.net
REPORT | 1344 judges and prosecutors were convicted as of 2 September 2019
The numbers of the great purge within the Turkish judiciary, that began on the morning of 16 July 2016 with the arrest of 2745 judges and prosecutors on the charge of coup attempt and terrorism was shared by the Cumhuriyet Daily correspondent Alican Uludağ through his social media account.
According to Uludag, the number of judges and prosecutors prosecuted on the charges membership of a terror organization is 4561.
Following the prosecutions, 3455 judges and prosecutors were indicted.
As of the date of the news, while 534 aqquited, 1344 judges and prosecutors were convicted.
According to these figures, the number of ongoing trials is 1617.
Sources:
1-https://twitter.com/alicanuludag/status/1169216005924671490?s=19
2-https://www.independentturkish.com/node/67671#.XXDjrqAhO6k.twitter