Which Crimes Are Regulated Under The New Amnesty Law?
Conditional Release
In order to benefit from conditional release, 30 years of aggravated life imprisonment, 24 years of life imprisonment and 2/3 of other prison sentences had to be served in prison. With the amendment, the rule of serving 2/3 of the sentence in a penal institution has been reduced to half (1/2).
Repeat offenders and organized crimes were required to spend 3/4 of their time in prison, but with this law, it was reduced to 2/3.
Some crimes are exempted from the 1/2 amnesty. For the exempt offenses, the rate will continue to be applied as 2/3 or 3/4.
Crimes for which the 2/3 ratio will continue to be applied;
The offense of intentional killing (TCK Art. 81, 82, 83)
Convicts sentenced to a term of imprisonment other than life imprisonment and aggravated life imprisonment for the crime of aggravated wounding (TPC Art. 87/2-d)
Torture offense (TPC Art. 94,95)
Cruelty offense (Art. 96 TPC)
Sexual assault offense (Art. 102/1) (except 102/2-3)
Sexual intercourse with a minor (Article 104/1 of the TPC)
Sexual harassment offense (TPC Art. 105)
Crimes against private life and confidential areas of life (TPC Art. 132-138)
Crimes against the secrets of the state and espionage (TPC Art. 326-336) (except for those sentenced to life imprisonment and aggravated life imprisonment)
Crimes against sexual inviolability committed by children (TPC Art. 102-105)
The offense of manufacturing and trafficking in narcotic or stimulant substances committed by children (TPC Art. 188)
Those sentenced to imprisonment for establishing or leading an organization to commit crimes by children or for crimes committed within the framework of the organization’s activities
Offenses for which the 3/4 rate will continue to apply;
Terrorism offenses (Anti-Terrorism Law)
Crimes against sexual inviolability (TPC Art. 102/2, 103, 104/2-3)
Manufacture and trafficking of narcotic drugs or stimulants (Art. 188 TPC)
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