According to a decision published in the Official Gazette, Basri Bağcı was elected as the Vice President of the Constitutional Court of Turkey on April 16th.
The election was conducted in accordance with Article 146 of the Turkish Constitution and Article 12 of Law No. 6216 on the Establishment and Trial Procedures of the Constitutional Court.
Basri Bağcı, a prominent figure in the legal field, has a long and distinguished career serving in various capacities within the Turkish judicial system.
His election to the position of Vice President of the Constitutional Court is seen as a testament to his experience and expertise in constitutional law.
Bağcı’s leadership is expected to contribute to the effective functioning of the Constitutional Court and to upholding the principles of justice and the rule of law in Turkey.
The Constitutional Court of Turkey plays a crucial role in interpreting the Constitution and ensuring the protection of constitutional rights and freedoms.
As Vice President, Basri Bağcı will work alongside the President and other members of the Constitutional Court to adjudicate cases involving constitutional issues and disputes.
His election is seen as a positive development for the Turkish legal system and for upholding democratic values in the country.
The Constitutional Court of Turkey is an independent judicial body that is responsible for reviewing the constitutionality of laws and regulations.
The Court plays a key role in safeguarding the separation of powers and ensuring that the government operates within the limits set by the Constitution.
Basri Bağcı’s election as Vice President of the Court is expected to strengthen the institution’s ability to protect the rights and liberties of Turkish citizens.
