OBJECTION TO PRISON DISCIPLINARY PUNISHMENT

OBJECTION TO PRISON DISCIPLINARY PUNISHMENT

……………………………TO THE ON-DUTYOBJECTION TO PRISON DISCIPLINARY PUNISHMENT

……………………………TO THE ON-DUTY COURT OF JUDGMENT

TO DISCIPLINARY PUNISHMENTS
OBJECTOR : Name and OBJECTION TO PRISON DISCIPLINARY PUNISHMENT

……………………………TO THE ON-DUTY COURT OF JUDGMENT

TO DISCIPLINARY PUNISHMENTS
OBJECTOR : Name and Surname…………… T.C………………… ( He is currently uOBJECTION TO PRISON DISCIPLINARY PUNISHMENT

……………………………TO THE ON-DUTY COURT OF JUDBJECTION TO PRISON DISCIPLINARY PUNISHMENT

…………………………BJECTION TO PRISON DISCIPLINARY PUNISHMENT

……………………………TO THE ON-DUTY COURT OF JUDGMENT

TO DISCIPLINARY PUNISHMENTS
OBJECTOR : Name and Surname…………… T.C………………… ( He is currently under arrest in a closed prison)

DEFENSE : Av. ……………….

SUBJECT : Request for the cancellation / postponement / postponement of disciplinary penalties imposed on the accused client

descriptions :

…………………Prosecutor General’s Office investigation no: 20……../In the …………. file, the suspect is and ……………. the Criminal Court of First Instance 20…../……. The defendant in the main file is …………………… currently …………….. He is in prison in a Closed Prison.

The client had undergone psychological treatment for months before his arrest and his treatments are still ongoing. As a matter of fact, as will be seen when the criminal and prosecutor’s investigation file opened against him is examined; client, F32.3.he client had undergone psychological treatment for months before his arrest and his treatments are still ongoing. As a matter of fact, as will be seen when the criminal and prosecutor’s investigation file opened against him is examined; client, F32.3. ihe client had undergone psychological treatment for months before his arrest and his treatments are still ongoing. As a matter of fact, as will be seen when the criminal and prosecutor’s investigation file opened against him is examined; client, F32.3. it is clear that he has been treated with the diagnosis of severe depressive seizures with psychotic symptoms defined as and that he has no criminal capacity. The diagnosis and treatment of all the doctors during the treatment process confirm each other. It confirms our opinion in the scientific opinions regarding the interpretation of all treatment documents and reports both from the point of view of Forensic Medicine and Criminal Law. There have also been suicide attempts in the past and he has been hospitalized and treated many times due to his dangerousness.

As the Honorable Court is also aware, we are not facing a criminal but a patient. Moreover, it must be stated repeatedly that the client’s illness (is a mental and psychological disorder) is dangerous for himself and his surroundings due to its severitys the Honorable Court is also aware, we are not facing a criminal but a patient. Moreover, it must be stated repeatedly that the client’s illness (is a mental and psychological disorder) is dangerous for himself and his surroundings due to its severity. Which is also understood from the disciplinary investigations he has undergone with the difficulties he suffered about compliance during his stay in prison. In this context, it is unacceptable that he is subjected to disciplinary punishment for every incident he is involved in against his will and expecting to be involved in a new incident every day without treatment in prison conditions, while he should continue his treatment first.

Therefore, minutes were constantly prepared for the client, who did not have the ability to understand and comprehend the law, without the knowledge of his attorneys or even his family, and disciplinary penalties such as a ban on communication were imposed on him. His family could only become aware of this situation when the client was not allowed to go to the meetingherefore, minutes were constantly prepared for the client, who did not have the ability to understand and comprehend the law, without the knowledge of his attorneys or even his family, and disciplinary penalties such as a ban on communication were imposed on him. His family could only become aware of this situation when the client was not allowed to go to the meeting. For these reasons and due to the client’s illness, we object to all disciplinary actions that he took during his detention without the knowledge of his lawyer and his family, as well as to the belief that he could not adequately defend himself.

Article 3 of the Law on the Execution of Penalties and Security Measuresrticle 3 of the Law on the Execution of Penalties and Security Measures Article “The main goal to be achieved by the execution of criminal and security measures is primarily to provide general and specific prevention, to strengthen the factors preventing the convict from reoffending for this purpose, to protect society against crime, to encourage the re-socialization of the convict, to facilitate the adaptation to a productive and rArticle 3 of the Law on the Execution of Penalties and Security Measures Article “The main goal to be achieved by the execution of criminal and security measures is primarily to provide general and specific prevention, to strengthen the factors preventing the convict from reoffending for this purpose, to protect society against crime, to encourage the re-socialization of the convict, to facilitate the adaptation to a productive and responsible way of life that respects laws, regulations and social rules.” he explained the main purpose of the execution by saying. However, the client has been mentally and psychologically traumatized during his stay in the prison. On top of that, his family was also punished with disciplinary penalties such as a ban on sight appliedoowever, the client has been mentally and psychologically traumatized during his stay in the prison. On top of that, his family was also punished with disciplinary penalties such as a ban on sight applied. . According to the principle of personality of criminal conviction, the presence of the detainee in prison should not have a restrictive legal effect on the fundamentowever, the client has been mentally and psychologically traumatized during his stay in the prison. On top of that, his family was also punished with disciplinary penalties such as a ban on sight applied. . According to the principle of personality of criminal conviction, the presence of the detainee in prison should not have a restrictive legal effect on the fundamental rights of the family and relatives. The contested penalties limit not only the client’s right to establish and maintain a direct relationship with the parents, siblings, but also the rights of the client. To put it more clearly, the rule punishes the client’s parents and siblings.

Except for our statements above, ……………… Our application to the Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office for the detection and treatment of the disease of the client detained in the Closed Penal Institution and the assessment of the impact of this disease on criminal competence has been accepted and Istanbul Forensic Medicine …/…/…… an appointment has been made for the date.xcept for our statements above, ……………… Our application to the Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office for the detection and of the disease of the client detained in the Closed Penal Institution and the assessment of the impact of this disease on criminal competence has been accepted and Istanbul Forensic Medicine …/…/…… an appointment has been made for the date. For these reasons, until the referral to the hospital is provided and in accordance with the above explanations, organized ;

1- Removal/cancellation of disciplinary sanctions due to the failure to inform his lawyers and family and the inability of the client to adequately defend himself,

2- Since the client cannot endure disciplinary penalties due to Law No. 5275, there has been a necessity to request that the execution of the penalty be postponed or that it be executed at intervals determined by the physician.

PROOF:- Since the client cannot endure disciplinary penalties due – Since the client cannot endure disciplinary penalties due to Law No. 5275, there has been a necessity to request that the execution of the penalty be postponed or that it be executed at intervals determined by the physician.

PROOF: ………….. Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office 20……/………,……….Criminal Court 20…../……………, Hospital Reports

CONCLUSION AND REQUEST: For the reasons described above and to be seen ex officio; The reasons and the penalty and the investigation file, we respectfully request that the disciplinary penalties imposed in violation of the procedure and the law be removed, and if the court believes otherwise, we respectfully request that a decision be made to postpone/postpone.REQUEST: For the reasons describenC

 

 

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