Hearings in courts are open to everyone. Openness to the public is a constitutional principle. The principle of publicity allows both for everyone to be present in the courtroom as a listener, as far as the physical conditions allow, and for the people in the courtroom to be able to disclose what they see and hear outsideearings in courts are open to everyone. Openness to the public is a constitutional principle. The principle of publicity allows both for everyone to be present in the courtroom as a listener, as far as the physical conditions allow, and for the people in the courtroom to be able to disclose what they see and hear outside the courtroom. The fact that the hearing is open to everyone and the possibility of public announcement of the hearing ensures confidence in the decisions made. In addition, this principle allows the judge to act more prudently.
The court may decide whether a hearing should be held in camera on the grounds of a public order or public security, in the context of a particular situation. The decision to be made regarding the removal of the public hearing shall be made in a closed hearing upon request or ex officio if deemed appropriate byhe court may decide whether a hearing should be held in camera on the grounds of a public order or public security, in the context of a particular situation. The decision to be made regarding the removal of the public hearing shall be made in a closed hearing upon request or ex officio if deemed appropriate by the court. However, the reasoned decision to hold the hearing in a closed hearing and the verdict are necessarily announced in an open hearing. However, in some cases, it is mandatory for the hearing to be held in a closed manner. The hearings of the defendants who have not reached the age of eighteen are held in a closed hearing, and the verdict is announced in a closed hearing. The content of closed hearings cannot be published through any means of communication. (Code of Criminal Procedure (CMK) 187/2)
Although the hearing is held publicly, it is also possible to prohibit the publication of itshe content of closed hearings cannot be published through any means of communication. (Code of Criminal Procedure (CMK) 187/2)
Although the hearing is held publicly, it is also possible to prohibit the publication of its content. If the content of an open hearing touches upon national security or public morality or the dignient of closed hearings
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