Minister of Justice Gürlek announced the pilot application of the Alo Adalet 135 line

Minister Gürlek shared a post about the Alo Adalet 135 line on his NSosyal account.

Stating that they will contribute to the acceleration of the trial processes with the application, Gürlek said:

"We will soon expand the Alo Justice 135 line, which we will put into service in our Ankara West, Izmir and Kayseri courthouses on September 1, across Turkey. With this application, we will provide our citizens with safe access to information regarding their ongoing files, and contribute to the acceleration of the trial processes by effectively monitoring the delays. In addition to the Alo Justice 135 line, we also enable them to submit their requests and applications by personally contacting the Judicial Services Effectiveness Offices we have established in our courthouses. Our President "Under the leadership of Mr. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, we will further increase the effectiveness of our judicial services in line with our Türkiye Century goals and will continue our work with determination for the timely delivery of justice."

THOSE WHO HAVE A CASE FILE EXCEEDING 5 YEARS AND INVESTIGATION FILE EXCEEDING 3 YEARS CAN APPLY.

The pilot implementation of the Alo Justice 135 line will start tomorrow in Ankara West, Izmir and Kayseri courthouses. People whose case file exceeds 5 years and whose investigation file exceeds 3 years can apply on the line.

In fact, those who want to apply will be able to complete their transaction by calling 135 and completing the secure identity and communication verification with the guidance of the artificial intelligence-supported voice assistant or connect to an expert representative.

Applications will be examined by the Judicial Services Efficiency Bureaus and, if deemed necessary, will be submitted to the relevant court or chief public prosecutor's office for evaluation.

Information regarding case files will be made via SMS, and in investigation files, only the relevant person who applied will be notified due to confidentiality.