Judge Atilla Rahman was sentenced to 9 years 9 months in prison on 3 December 2018 over the pretext of terrorism charges. Although he was released at the pending trial due to his serious health problems, court issued arrest warrant again for him to be kept in prison during appeal process.
Source:
www.memurlar.net

Former judge and member of High Council of Judges and Prosecutors Şaban IŞIK sentenced to 10 years in prison over the pretext of terrorism charges on 5 December 2018
IŞIK denied all accusations and requested his release. However, special terror chamber of Court of Cassation sentenced him and ruled continuation of his detention during appeal process.
Source:
www.cumhuriyet.com.tr

Dismissed chief prosecutor Hüseyin Baş, former candidate member of Judicial Council in 2014 HSYK election, was sentenced to 8 years 1 month in prison over the pretext of terrorism charges on 3 December 2018.
He has been kept in solitary confinement cell since July 2016 and court ruled continuation of his detention during appeal process. (1)
Mr. Baş was blacklisted in January 2014 while he was chief prosecutor of İzmir, because he launched harbor corruption invesgation into relatives of Binali Yıldırım, former Prime Minister of Erdogan Government. (2)
Sources:
1. www.memurlar.net
2. www.freejudges.eu

The number of massively convicted military judges has gone beyond.

Just because their names were on “the Martial Court Assignment List”, the list that by whom and when it was created has been still uncovered, 116 military judges and prosecutors were given several sentences (1).

Ankara 16th Heavy Penal Court, following the trial held at Sincan Prison Campus announced its verdict about 136 military judges. The court gave 116 defendants out of 136 several sentences between 6 years 3 months and 8 years 9 months in prison. The same court had also sentenced 28 military judges and prosecutors on 19 July 2018 and 26 October 2018 (2).With the last collective imprisonment decision, the number of convicted military judges has reached to 170.

The court showed no concrete or admissible evidence other than the so-called “Martial Law Court Assignment List” in its decision. That decision came amidst the critics towards the penal courts in Turkey for using “copy-paste” verdicts in their terror-related cases.

Using the July 15-coup attempt as an instrument to take over both the civil and military judiciary, the Erdogan regime has removed the majority of the military judges and prosecutors. It is claimed that the number of the military judges decreased to 209 from 468 since 15 July 2016 while many others have been still under judicial or administrative investigation. (3)

Sources:
1. www.memurlar.net
2. www.freejudges.eu
3. www.haksozhaber.net

Dismissed judge Burhan Yaz, who let MHP lawmakers to hold a general meeting against Erdogan’s ally MHP leader Bahçeli, was sentenced to 8 years 1 month in prison over the pretext of terrorism charges on 27 November 2018.

Furthermore, court ruled continuation of his detention.

Source:
www.memurlar.net

Dismissed and arrested rapporteur judge of Council of State -Supreme Administrative Court- Celal Hocaoğlu, member of YARSAV, was sentenced to 7 years 6 months in prison on 30 November 2018 over the pretext of terrorism charges.

Source:www.memurlar.net

Dismissed judge Mehmet Fansa was sentenced to 12 years in prison over the pretext of terrorism charges on 30 November 2018.

Furthermore, court ruled continuation of his detention.

Source: www.memurlar.net

Dismissed prosecutor Erkan Akşit was sentenced to 6 years 3 months in prison over the pretext of terrorism charges on 29 November 2018.

Source:www.memurlar.net