Extradition Proceedings in Turkey

• Our extradition services in Turkey are specifically designed for individuals who are subject to international extradition requests, either because they are facing criminal charges abroad or due to existing extradition treaties between Turkey and other countries. 
• This service is crucial for those who require expert legal guidance to navigate the complex extradition process in Turkey.

To be eligible for extradition from Turkey, certain conditions must be met:

• The individual must be accused of a crime that is recognized in both Turkey and the requesting country.
• There should be sufficient evidence to support the extradition request.
• The crime in question must not be purely political or military in nature.
• The request must comply with the extradition treaty conditions between Turkey and the requesting country.

The extradition process in Turkey involves several key steps:

1. Initial Review: Assessment of the extradition request's validity and compliance with Turkish legal protocols.
2. Judicial Evaluation: A Turkish court examines the request, and makes a decision on whether all legal criteria have been met.
3. Governmental Approval: The extradition decision is subject to approval by the Ministry of Justice and other relevant government bodies.
4. Protection Measures: Application of protective measures such as detention during the extradition process.
5. Appeals Process: The individual has the right to appeal against the extradition decision.

• Expert Legal Representation: Our team of seasoned lawyers specializes in extradition law in Turkey, providing you with the best possible defence and advice.
• Comprehensive Support: From initial assessment to possible appeals, we offer end-to-end support throughout the extradition process.
• Cultural and Legal Insight: With deep knowledge of both Turkish legal systems and international extradition treaties, we ensure a well-informed legal strategy.

Our extradition service in Turkey includes:

• Legal advice on Turkish extradition laws and treaties.
• Representation in court during extradition hearings.
• Assistance with filing appeals and managing subsequent legal proceedings.
• Communication and negotiation with foreign legal entities.
• Monitoring and advising on potential changes in legislation that could affect the extradition process.