Külçür, Erdem İzzetKülçür, Erdem İzzetHukuk Fakültesi, Hukuk Bölümü2024-03-202024-03-202023Külçür, E. İ. (2023). Bypassing criminal law through the concept of dangerousness: Turkish sample under post-15/7 State of Emergency Law. V. Bonini, R. Erbaş ve S. Türkoğlu (Ed.), Dangerousness and Criminal Justice: A Dialogue Between Italy and Türkiye içinde (115-147. ss.). Pisa: Pisa University Press.9788833398266https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12154/2734As is commonly the case in most jurisdictions, the Turkish legal system follows the traditional division of tasks between administrative law and criminal law. In a substantial sense, while administrative law (police law) concerns itself with averting danger (Gefahrenabwehr), threat or risk, and thus, preventing future wrongdoings (mostly harm), criminal law, on the other hand, deals with sanctioning bad behaviour/wrongfulness by suppressing past wrongdoings. This division of tasks is likewise reflected in the procedural area. While concrete initial suspicion or reasonable suspicion on an individual is the pass code for resorting to procedural measures in criminal law, the presence of concrete or abstract danger or probable cause gives preventive measures the green light in administrative (police) law...eninfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessState of Emergency LawSubstantive Criminal LawProcedural Criminal LawBook Chapter115147