US EditionThe Constitutional Court Will Discuss the Turkish Penal Code's "Insulting a Public Official" Regulation: if It Is Annulled, Two of İmamoğlu's Cases Could Be Affected.
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The Constitutional Court (AYM) will consider the request to annul the Turkish Penal Code (TCK) article that determines the minimum penalty for insulting a public official on Thursday, December 11.
The Constitutional Court will hear Çorum's appeal against the Turkish Penal Code article that sets the minimum penalty for insulting a public official on December 11. A potential annulment decision could impact two cases involving Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor and presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu, potentially leading to a complete overhaul.
The Constitutional Court will discuss the Turkish Penal Code's "insulting a public official" regulation: If it is annulled, two of İmamoğlu's cases could be affected.
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