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Yusuf Kuzu was appointed as the Head of the 2nd Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals as a result of the election held at the Grand General Assembly of the Supreme Court of Appeals on March 22, 2023.
Yusuf Kuzu, Head of the 2nd Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals, passed away at the age of 62.
In the statement made on the social media account of the Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSK), it was said, "We have learned with deep sadness the death of Yusuf Kuzu, the President of the 2nd Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals. May God have mercy on the deceased, we offer our condolences and patience to his family, relatives and the judicial community. May he rest in peace."
Yusuf Kuzu, born on February 24, 1964, started his career in law after graduating from Istanbul University Faculty of Law in 1986. Kuzu, who was appointed to his first position as a candidate judge in Sivas, worked in different cities throughout his career.
Yusuf Kuzu, who continued his duty within the Supreme Court of Appeals for many years, was appointed as the Head of the 2nd Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals as a result of the election held at the Grand General Assembly of the Supreme Court of Appeals on March 22, 2023.

The Constitutional Court ruled that the procedural aspect of the ban on ill-treatment of lawyer İlayda Kocabaş Güner, who was detained during the protest in Çanakkale in 2021, was violated and ordered a re-investigation and compensation of 50 thousand TL.

The amendment made to the Electric Scooter Regulation prepared by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change and the Ministry of Internal Affairs came into force after being published in the Official Gazette. 86,900 TL for unauthorized activity, gradual penalties for those exceeding the limit on the number of scooters (first violation 8,687 TL, second 86,900 TL, third 170,000 TL + 6 months of activity suspension), 43,447 TL for call center/mobile application obligation violation, 8,687 TL for other violations, and 50,000 TL administrative fine for those who did not show documents during inspection. will be implemented.

Within the scope of the investigation that started with the detention of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu on March 19, 2025, 90 people who participated in the demonstrations in Saraçhane were tried. While the court acquitted 88 people, it sentenced 2 people to 7.5 months in prison for "inciting to commit a crime" due to their social media posts.

In the Ankara No. 2 Bar Association Presidential election, the current president Gökhan Ağdemir, who caused controversy with his statements about the Ministry, announced that he withdrew from candidacy following the public reaction and the statement of the Together Bar Association Movement. His opponent, Murat Can Doğan, met with officials from the Ministry of Justice.

The amendment to the Electric Scooter Regulation prepared by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change and the Ministry of Internal Affairs was published in the Official Gazette. Administrative fines for shared e-scooter businesses have been significantly increased; For authorization certificate holders, the first violation is 8,687 TL, the second violation is 86,900 TL, and the third violation is 170,000 TL. A penalty of 43,447 TL will be imposed for violation of the call center or mobile application obligation, and a penalty of 50,000 TL will be imposed on businesses that do not submit the necessary documents.
The amendment made to the Electric Scooter Regulation prepared by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change and the Ministry of Internal Affairs was published in the Official Gazette. Administrative fines of 86,900 TL will be imposed on operators who operate in violation of their authorization and permit obligations, 8,687 TL on those who violate certain obligations, and 8,687 TL on those who act against the limits on the number of scooters for the first violation, 86,900 TL for the second violation, and 170,000 TL for the third violation. In case of a third violation, the operator's activities within the scope of the authorization certificate will be temporarily suspended for 6 months. Those who violate obligations regarding customer services and mobile applications will be fined 43,447 TL, and those who do not provide the necessary information or documents to the inspection authorities will be fined 50,000 TL. The regulation will enter into force as of the date of its publication and will be implemented jointly by three ministries.