Akın Gürlek announces: 'Alo Justice' hotline to be established
Stating that he has received complaints regarding the long duration of legal proceedings, Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek said, "I will establish an 'Alo Justice' hotline. Citizens will reach the ministry directly. We cannot give instructions to judges and prosecutors, but we will notify the relevant offices on a case-by-case basis. Commission chairs will be called, and complaints will be forwarded."
Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek made statements on A Haber, a channel close to the government. Speaking about long-running judicial processes, Gürlek cited rent and divorce cases as examples and stated that he is preparing a new project in these areas.
Announcing that they will establish an 'Alo Justice' hotline, Gürlek said, "Citizens will reach the ministry directly. We cannot give instructions to judges and prosecutors, but we will notify the relevant offices on a case-by-case basis. Commission chairs will be called, and complaints will be forwarded."
Gürlek stated that the goal of this project is not to interfere with the judiciary, but to identify the reasons for delays.
News Source: 12punto
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