The principle of nationality is based on the nationality of the perpetrator or victim. The country or countries where the crime was committed are considered the country. If the crime was committed outside the country and was committed by or against a citizen, it accepts the application of that country’s laws. The principle of nationality accepts that the verdict be based on the nationality of the perpetrator and the nationality of the victim.
The principle of nationality is regulated in Articles 10 and 11 and the second paragraph of Article 12 of our Criminal Code, which stipulate that the verdict be based on the nationality of the perpetrator.
Therefore, the verdict is based on the nationality of the perpetrator and the nationality of the victim.
. Articles 10 and 11 and the second paragraph of Article 12 of our Criminal Code regulate the sentencing according to the nationality of the perpetrator.
Therefore, a person who commits a crime outside their own country but is present in their own country
is deemed to have accepted the jurisdiction and sentencing authority of their own citizens if they meet certain conditions.
In crimes committed against or to the detriment of a special legal entity established under Turkish law,
if the perpetrator is present in the country and other conditions are met,
these persons may file a lawsuit to protect the citizen if a judgment is rendered.