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International Child Custody and Hague Protocols: Practical Steps for Turkish Parents and Practitioners
Family Law

International Child Custody and Hague Protocols: Practical Steps for Turkish Parents and Practitioners

An authoritative practical guide to international custody disputes involving Türkiye, covering jurisdiction, Hague Convention procedure, interim measures and enforcement strategies.

byEditorJune 13, 2026
Dividing Pension Rights in Divorce in Türkiye: Legal Principles, Practical Valuation and Cross‑Border Issues
Family Law

Dividing Pension Rights in Divorce in Türkiye: Legal Principles, Practical Valuation and Cross‑Border Issues

A practitioner’s guide to dividing state and private pension rights on divorce in Türkiye, covering valuation methods, evidential needs and cross‑border challenges.

byEditorJune 13, 2026
Negotiating Cloud Contracts and Cross‑Border Data Transfers: Practical Legal Strategies for Turkish Organisations
Data Protection & Cybersecurity

Negotiating Cloud Contracts and Cross‑Border Data Transfers: Practical Legal Strategies for Turkish Organisations

Practical advice for Turkish organisations on negotiating cloud provider contracts, ensuring lawful international transfers, and managing contractual security and audit rights.

byEditorJune 13, 2026
Embedding Privacy by Design in AI and Machine Learning: A Practical Guide for Turkish Developers
Data Protection & Cybersecurity

Embedding Privacy by Design in AI and Machine Learning: A Practical Guide for Turkish Developers

How Turkish developers and legal teams can operationalise privacy by design for AI systems, with guidance on DPIAs, data minimisation, explainability and contract governance.

byEditorJune 13, 2026
Data Breach Notification in Türkiye and the EU: Legal Duties and Practical Response
Data Protection & Cybersecurity

Data Breach Notification in Türkiye and the EU: Legal Duties and Practical Response

A practical comparative guide to breach notification duties under Türkiye’s data protection framework and the EU GDPR, with operational steps for compliance and risk mitigation.

byEditorJune 13, 2026
Electronic Evidence in Turkish Criminal Procedure: Search, Seizure, Preservation and Admissibility
Cybercrime Law

Electronic Evidence in Turkish Criminal Procedure: Search, Seizure, Preservation and Admissibility

Electronic evidence presents procedural and constitutional challenges. This article explains safeguards for searches, seizure and admissibility under Turkish criminal procedure, with practical guidance for prosecutors, defence counsel and courts.

byEditorJune 13, 2026
Ransomware Response Strategies for Turkish Corporates: Legal Risks, Reporting Duties and Practical Steps
Cybercrime Law

Ransomware Response Strategies for Turkish Corporates: Legal Risks, Reporting Duties and Practical Steps

Organisations in Türkiye face complex legal choices following ransomware incidents. This article analyses compliance obligations, reporting duties, ransom payments, and investigative cooperation from a criminal‑law perspective.

byEditorJune 13, 2026
Attribution in Cyber Operations: Legal Standards, Forensic Integrity and Cross‑Border Cooperation
Cybercrime Law

Attribution in Cyber Operations: Legal Standards, Forensic Integrity and Cross‑Border Cooperation

Attribution of cyber operations raises complex evidential and legal questions. This article explains practical forensic standards, evidentiary thresholds and cooperation mechanisms relevant to criminal and state responses, with specific attention to Türkiye.

byEditorJune 13, 2026
Forensic Psychiatric Assessment in Criminal Proceedings in Türkiye: From Admissibility to Rehabilitation
Criminology & Penology

Forensic Psychiatric Assessment in Criminal Proceedings in Türkiye: From Admissibility to Rehabilitation

A practitioner-focused examination of forensic psychiatric evidence in Türkiye: standards for admissibility, reliability concerns, procedural safeguards and implications for sentencing and rehabilitation.

byEditorJune 13, 2026
Sentencing Guidelines and Judicial Discretion in Türkiye: Balancing Proportionality, Predictability and Public Safety
Criminology & Penology

Sentencing Guidelines and Judicial Discretion in Türkiye: Balancing Proportionality, Predictability and Public Safety

A comparative examination of sentencing frameworks with recommendations for reconciling judicial discretion and structured guidance in Türkiye to ensure proportional, transparent sentencing.

byEditorJune 13, 2026

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