Conciliation Training (Criminal Procedure)

Definition and Legal Basis

Conciliation in criminal procedure is an institution of restorative justice under which, for certain offences, the victim and the suspect or the accused reach an agreement with the assistance of a conciliator. Our programmes are conducted under Criminal Procedure Code No. 5271 and the relevant Regulation, with the authorisation of the Ministry of Justice.

Content and Duration

The programme lasts 48 hours in total: 36 hours of theory and 12 hours of practice.

It covers the understanding of restorative justice, victim–offender conciliation and its procedure, the legal basis and scope of conciliation, negotiation and communication techniques, and rules of ethics.

Who May Apply?

Graduates of faculties of law, political sciences, economics and administrative sciences, business administration or economics who have taken at least two of the relevant law courses, such as Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure Law, may apply.

Schedule, Quota and Fees

The training schedule, quota and fees will be announced on this page once they are set. For information: arabuluculuk@asbu.edu.tr · 0533 780 48 82

Certificate

Participants who complete the programme receive a certificate approved by the Ministry of Justice.

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