Verdict Likely Due in Cases of Corruption Linked to CHP Mayors of Türkiye
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Breaking news... The trial known publicly as the "Aziz İhsan Aktaş Criminal Organization" case, which has been ongoing for approximately 7 months, is nearing its end. In the trial, which lasted a total of three sessions, Aktaş faces a potential sentence of up to 280 years in prison. The final verdict is expected to be announced today.
A verdict is expected tomorrow in the Aziz İhsan Aktaş organized crime case, which began in January.
The court will announce its verdict today in the "Aziz İhsan Aktaş Criminal Organization" case, following a trial that lasted approximately seven months. The prosecution requested a sentence of up to 280 years for Aziz İhsan Aktaş, who benefited from the principle of effective repentance, and up to 234 years for the detained Beşiktaş Mayor Rıza Akpolat. Throughout three sessions, Aktaş's statements, the "hearsay" accounts of witnesses and confid…
In the case opened on allegations of rigging tenders and bribery, 59 hearings have been held in 7 months, and the Istanbul 1st High Criminal Court will deliver its final verdict today.
Breaking news: A verdict is expected today in the Aziz İhsan Aktaş organized crime case. Following 59 hearings over six months, the prosecution requested the following sentences: Aziz İhsan Aktaş: 103 to 280 years; Baki Nugay: 119 to 328 years; Rıza Akpolat: 64 years and 6 months to 179 years; Abdurrahman Tutdere, Zeydan Karalar, Kadir Aydar, Oya Tekin (both detained defendants), and her husband Celal Tekin (both also detained defendants).
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