Özet:

The neutral, independent, effective, efficient and fast work of the judgment has great priority. In Turkey, finding a solution to the problems arising from the trial – in the work towards the mass, the European Union that has been ongoing for a long time – has played an important role in the membership process. The EU Summit, held in Brussels on 17 December 2004, decided to begin its participation negotiations with Turkey. In this context, the participation negotiations initiated in Judgment and Fundamental Rights have a special importance in the 23th Chapter. In accordance with this, the Judicial Reform Strategy was prepared in 2009 and updated in 2011 and 2015. The budget allocated to the court was significantly increased, new court buildings were built instead of the apartments for the improvement of the physical environments, the number of judges, prosecutors and judicial staff was significantly increased - despite the rapid increase in the number of cases and the expected benefit for other reasons was not fully provided. In this process, many basic laws, such as the Turkish Debt Act No. 60982, the Turkish Trade Act No. 61023, the Law of Legal Procedures No. 61004, the Turkish Criminal Act No. 5237, the Law of Criminal Procedures No. 5271, and the Law of Criminal Procedures No. 5271 have been amended. The provisions of the International Convention on Fundamental Rights and Freedoms, which have been made significant amendments to the Constitution, and the provisions of the International Convention on Fundamental Rights and Freedoms, which have been enforced in accordance with the procedure, have been adopted as the basis of the provisions of the International Convention on disputes that may arise because the laws contain different provisions on the same subject. The Court of Appeal is also subject to the Constitutional Court of Appeal 8. The European Court of Human Rights No. 6384 adopted the Law on the Resolution of Certain Requirements by Payment of Compensation, the Human Rights Compensation Commission was established. The National Judicial Network Information System Project (UYAP) has entered service for rapid and effective transportation to justice.