Principle Of Individuality In Criminal Law
The principle of individuality is based on the nationality of the perpetrator or the victim. Country or places deemed to be a country the offence committed outside the territory of the nationality of which he is a citizen, if committed by or against a citizen the application of the law of the country.
A state may recognise that its citizen has committed a criminal offence in a foreign country. the principle of individuality with respect to the perpetrator if he accepts the application of his own laws in the event that he commits an offence, the principle of individuality with respect to the perpetrator accept that in the event of an offence against a person, the offender shall be punished in accordance with Turkish law the principle of individuality according to the victim is in question.
In Articles 10 and 11 of our Penal Code, the principle of individuality according to the perpetrator is recognised, and in paragraph 2 of Article 12 the principle of individuality according to the victim. Thus, a person who commits an offence outside his/her country, but is present in his/her country has recognised the power to try and punish its nationals, subject to certain conditions. To its citizen offences committed against or to the detriment of a private legal entity established in accordance with Turkish law in order to protect the right of the offender to be prosecuted if he or she is present in the country, subject to the fulfilment of other conditions in the form of a provision.
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