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Can journalist Şahin Alpay be a coup plotter?
Reading the accusations in the indictment, listening to the defense of the suspect and evaluating all the evidence is fundamental when trying to express an objective opinion about a legal case that is continuing.
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Students who began eighth grade on Sept. 18 will be very well prepared for life.
Reading the accusations in the indictment, listening to the defense of the suspect and evaluating all the evidence is fundamental when trying to express an objective opinion about a legal case that is continuing.
Charges on CorpBank to be Sent to Court by July 20
''By July 20, Bulgaria's Prosecutor's Office will file the indictment on the siphoning off of Corporate Commercial Bank at the Specialised Court'', the Chief Prosecutor Sotir Tsatsarov told journalists on 10th of July in Bourgas, according to BNT.
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Life sentences sought for 55 suspects in new Turkish intel trucks indictment
An Istanbul prosecutor has sought three life sentences each for a total of 55 suspects in a new indictment regarding a case into trucks belonging to Turkey's National Intelligence Agency (MİT).
Renowned novelist Ahmet Altan accuses prosecutor in defense against coup charges
Renowned jailed journalist and novelist Ahmet Altan harshly slammed the prosecutor who prepared an indictment against him in a court hearing on June 22 as part of the alleged "media leg" of the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), which is widely believed to have perpetrated the July 2016 failed coup.
Mother of Turkish man killed by police on trial for harming suspect's lawyer's watch
The mother of a Turkish man killed by a police officer in 2014 in Istanbul has gone on trial over damaging the watch of the police officer's lawyer watch.
Uğur Kurt was killed by a bullet fired from police officer Sezgin Korkmaz's weapon on May 22, 2014, while he was attending the funeral of a relative in an Alevi worship house, or cemevi, in Istanbul's Okmeydanı district.
Call for former tax official to face trial for breach of trust
A prosecutor on Wednesday sought the indictment of the former general secretary for public revenues, Katerina Savvaidou, on charges of attempted breach of trust.
Court accepts indictment against Turkish fashion designer Şansal over 'inciting hatred'
A court has accepted an indictment prepared against Turkish fashion designer Barbaros Şansal and has said his trial would be held on March 16.
The court has ordered for the continuation of Şansal's detention and demanded one to three years in jail over charges of "inciting hatred and hostility among the public."
Prosecutor seeks 46 life sentences each for Istanbul Atatürk Airport attack suspects
A prosecutor has sought 46 aggravated life sentences each for suspects in a case launched into the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) attack on Istanbul's Atatürk Airport that left 45 people dead on June 28, 2016.
Court returns indictment of Turkish fashion designer over 'inconsistent evidence'
An Istanbul court on Feb. 6 returned an indictment demanding three years in jail for fashion designer Barbaros Şansal, who was arrested on charges of "inciting hate among the public" in social media posts and video footage in which he "insulted" Turkey, on the grounds that the indictment had "inconsistencies."