First Release, Then Re-Arrest! Another Arrest Warrant Issued for Comedian Deniz Göktaş!

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Comedian Deniz Göktaş was granted release following an appeal against his detention. After the release order, Göktaş was brought before a magistrate's court via SEGBİS (a video conferencing system), but before he could leave prison, he was re-arrested on charges of "praising crime and criminals." The Istanbul 4th Magistrate's Court issued the arrest warrant on the grounds of "suspicion of escape and tampering with evidence."

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Comedian Deniz Göktaş was released after an appeal against his detention. Following the release order, Göktaş was brought before a magistrate's court via SEGBİS (a video conferencing system), but was re-arrested on charges of "praising crime and criminals" before he could leave prison. The Istanbul 4th Magistrate's Court issued the arrest warrant on the grounds of "suspicion of escape and tampering with evidence." The article "Deniz Göktaş: Firs…

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The comedian, who was released after an appeal against his detention, was re-arrested on charges of "praising crime and criminals."

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Following the release order issued for comedian Deniz Göktaş, a new arrest warrant has been issued, this time on charges of "praising crime and criminals." It was stated that Göktaş was brought before the judge via SEGBİS (a video conferencing system) without his lawyer being notified.

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Comedian Göktaş, who was arrested on charges of insulting religious values and insulting the President, was released following an appeal. However, Göktaş was brought before the court again on charges of praising crime and criminals and was arrested once more.

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Comedian Deniz Göktaş, who had been detained for approximately two months on charges of "publicly denigrating religious values" and "insulting the President," was released. However, immediately after his release, Göktaş was brought before a judge again, this time on charges of "praising crime and criminals," and was re-arrested on grounds of "suspicion of escape" and "destroying evidence."