Decision On Non-Prosecution
The decision of non-prosecution, also known as the decision of non-prosecution, is the decision made by the Public Prosecutor at the end of the investigation phase in the event that there is no evidence that would constitute sufficient suspicion to open a public case or there is no possibility of prosecution. The decision of non-prosecution was regulated as a decision of non-prosecution in the repealed Code of Criminal Procedure. In the new Criminal Procedure Code, this procedure is referred to as a decision of non-prosecution.
The decision of non-prosecution rendered against the suspect or suspects at the end of the investigation is open to appeal. The victim, the complainant or the person damaged by the crime who thinks that this decision is unlawful may object to the decision of non-prosecution within 15 days from the notification of the decision.
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