Özet:

Ronald Dworkin’s law theory is basically a comment theory. Dworkin considers law as a system where norms and principles are interpreted as a whole. As a whole, law is a structure that in its essence protects the rights and ensures the continuity of common life. The Public Audit Authority (Ombudsman) is commissioned to examine all kinds of actions, processes, attitudes and behaviors of the administration in the sense of justice based on human rights in accordance with law and justice. In this sense, the principles used by the administration in the examination of the actions and procedures of law outside the law in terms of justice come to us as the basic principles of human rights. Thus, in Dworkin's understanding of law, the role the commentator takes will be a link between the Ombudsman's duty of justice supervision. The Ombudsman’s responsibility for justice inspection is the main subject of the article of the interpretation of the fundamental human rights principles and the similarity between Dworkin’s theory of comment.