Dark Files Are Back Under the Microscope! 40 Unsolved Cases Were Solved in 6 Months.
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The Ministry of Justice has published data detailing the activities undertaken during the six-month period since Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek took office. According to this data, new practices have been implemented across a wide range of areas within the justice system, from physical infrastructure and human resources to digital transformation, child justice, international judicial cooperation, and the penal system. During this period, digita…
During the first six months of Minister Gürlek's term, a drive towards speed, digitalization, and human-centered service was launched in the judicial system. In this period, 40 unsolved cases were solved out of 638 files that were reopened; the 12th Judicial Reform Package was enacted; more than 56,000 suspects were processed in operations against organized crime; and the 'Alo Adalet 135' (Justice Hotline 135) was put into operation.
New practices have been implemented in a wide range of areas within the justice system, from physical infrastructure and human resources to digital transformation, child justice, international judicial cooperation, and the penal system.
In the six months since Justice Minister Akın Gürlek took office, 638 unsolved cases have been re-evaluated, and 40 of these cases have been solved.
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