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The First Chamber of the Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSK) made important job changes for 7 public prosecutors working in the judicial judiciary. At the meeting held with the full number of members under the chairmanship of HSK First Chamber President Turan Kuloğlu, the decree proposal prepared for public prosecutors was examined off the agenda.
The First Chamber of the Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSK) made important job changes for 7 public prosecutors working in the judicial judiciary.
According to Son TV, the decree proposal prepared for public prosecutors was examined off the agenda at the meeting, which was stated to be held with the full number of members under the chairmanship of HSK First Chamber President Turan Kuloğlu.
According to the text of the decision, important task changes were envisaged in Istanbul, Ankara, Bakırköy, Ankara West and the Supreme Court of Appeals Public Prosecutor's Office.
TWO NEW DEPUTY ATTORNEYS GENERAL TO THE ISTANBUL REPUBLIC PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE
The decision included the appointment of two public prosecutors working within the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office as deputy chief prosecutors.
Accordingly, Kerem Ali Yakut was appointed as Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor of Istanbul from his position as Istanbul Public Prosecutor, and Rahim Burak Demir was appointed as Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor of Istanbul from his position as Istanbul Public Prosecutor.
Thus, it was decided that two public prosecutors would serve as deputy chief prosecutors within the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
In the decree, the place of duty of Istanbul Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor Evliya Çalışkan was also changed.
Evliya Çalışkan was appointed as Bakırköy Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor from Istanbul Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor.
APPOINTMENT FROM ANKARA TO THE SUPREME COURT
The decision also included the appointment of a deputy chief prosecutor working within the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office to the Supreme Court of Appeals.
Halil Maçkaya was appointed as the Chief Public Prosecutor of the Supreme Court of Appeals from Ankara Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor.
Another change of duty in the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office was made for Eşref Çağdaş Bal. Ankara Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor Eşref Çağdaş Bal was appointed as Ankara West Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor.
The HSK decision also included the appointment of a public prosecutor working in the Ministry of Justice as Ankara Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor.
Ahmet Hamdi Taşyapan, who was the Ordu Public Prosecutor and served as acting head of department at the General Directorate of Legislation of the Ministry of Justice, was appointed as Ankara Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor.
NEW TASK FOR TOLGA ŞAHİN
Public prosecutor Tolga Şahin, who works at the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, was among the names appointed as deputy chief prosecutor.
Tolga Şahin was appointed as Ankara Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor from his post as Ankara Public Prosecutor.
HERE IS THE FULL LIST OF THE 7 NAMES IN THE HSK DECISION
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