New development in the assault case of Ozan Güven against his former girlfriend Deniz Bulutsuz

The trial of actor Ozan Güven, who faces up to 13 years and 6 months in prison for allegedly assaulting his former girlfriend Deniz Bulutsuz, has continued. The hearing was adjourned to address missing information.

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New development in the assault case of Ozan Güven against his former girlfriend Deniz Bulutsuz

The court decided to examine records regarding whether Deniz Bulutsuz had received treatment for anxiety disorder or any other psychological condition prior to June 13, 2020.

The trial of actor Ozan Güven, who faces up to 13 years and 6 months in prison for allegedly assaulting his former girlfriend Deniz Bulutsuz on June 13, 2020, continued.

Attorneys for both parties were present at the hearing held at the Istanbul 58th Criminal Court of First Instance.

'REGARDING HER PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT...'

During the hearing, the attorney for the complainant-defendant Ozan Güven stated, "We believe the Council of Forensic Medicine acted with bias; we have heard reports that the complainant-defendant Deniz Bulutsuz received psychological treatment before the incident. We request that an additional expert report be obtained."

It was ruled that records regarding whether Bulutsuz received psychological treatment be examined.

Announcing its interim decision, the court ruled that letters be sent to the Social Security Institution (SGK) and the Ministry of Health to examine records regarding whether Deniz Bulutsuz had received treatment for anxiety disorder or any other psychological condition prior to June 13, 2020.

The hearing was adjourned to address missing information.

BACKGROUND OF THE CASE

Actor Ozan Güven's former girlfriend, Deniz Bulutsuz, had filed a criminal complaint with the prosecutor's office, alleging that Güven had subjected her to violence. In the indictment prepared by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office against Güven, a prison sentence ranging from 3 years and 9 months to 13 years and 6 months was requested for the crimes of 'insult,' 'intentional injury,' and 'deprivation of liberty.'

The file in which Ozan Güven also filed a complaint against Deniz Bulutsuz was sent to the conciliation bureau, but the parties did not agree to a settlement. Upon Güven's complaint, a prison sentence of 4 months to 1 year was requested for Deniz Bulutsuz for the crime of 'simple injury.'

News Source: 12punto