Justice Minister Tunç Warns of Sanctions for Interfering with Judiciary
Minister of Justice Yılmaz Tunç recently addressed the press following the Judicial Year Opening Ceremony in Istanbul. During the conference, Tunç discussed the ongoing case involving the detained defendants Dilan and Engin Polat, emphasizing the importance of respecting the judicial process and allowing the courts to make impartial decisions based on the evidence presented.
Tunç highlighted the significance of trusting the judiciary and refraining from making statements that may influence ongoing cases. He emphasized that the judiciary operates independently and impartially, deriving its authority from the Constitution. Tunç expressed concern over individuals in positions of authority making statements that could undermine the integrity of the judicial system.
Regarding recent events at the Military Academy Diploma and Flag Handover Ceremony, Tunç commented on the controversy surrounding the oath-taking of lieutenants with swords. He echoed President’s sentiments about upholding military discipline and ensuring that the army is not weakened by undisciplined actions.
In conclusion, Tunç reiterated the importance of upholding the rule of law and respecting the decisions of the judiciary. He urged all individuals, especially those in positions of responsibility, to act responsibly and refrain from undermining the judicial process. Trust in the judiciary, Tunç emphasized, is essential for upholding justice and the rule of law in society.
