Ankara court

An Ankara court has ordered the arrest of two suspects who were detained last week after attacking a staff member at the entrance hall of the Turkish Parliament on May 14.

An Ankara court has ordered a woman to pay 18,000 Turkish Liras (approximately $3,400) in compensation to her husband, whom she is accused of cheating on, while awarding the custody of their child to the father. 

An Ankara court has ordered the director of the Ankara State Museum of Paintings and Sculptures to pay 1,996 Turkish Liras (approximately $373) in compensation for making the museum's tea maker paint the frames of 25 artifacts. 

An Ankara court has appointed a trustee board to the Turkish Red Crescent in order to gather an extraordinary assembly.

An Ankara court has for the first time in Turkey ruled that a suspect of domestic violence be subject to almost all measures indicated in the law to stop him from inflicting violence on his ex-wife.

An Ankara court on Sept. 5 ruled for the Interior Ministry and Ankara Governor's Office to pay 400,000 Turkish Liras (approximately $60,440) in non-pecuniary damages to the family of a victim who was killed in a 2015 Ankara train station attack.

An Ankara court on Sept.1 remanded in custody three suspects over the U.S. Embassy drive-by shooting on Aug. 20 in the capital Ankara, a judicial source said.      

One more person was arrested in connection with the assassination of Russian Ambassador Andrey Karlov by an Ankara court order on Aug. 13.

An Ankara court on Aug. 3 handed down heavy sentences to nine suspects in a trial on the deadly 2015 Ankara train station attack that killed more than 100 people, state-run Anadolu Agency reported. 

An Ankara court on July 11 arrested four students who were previously detained on charges of "insulting" President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for a placard they carried at the graduation ceremony of the Middle East Technical University (ODTÜ).