New Development in the Hablemitoğlu case... 'The Defendants in This Case Are Not in This file.'
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In the case of Associate Professor Dr. Necip Hablemitoğlu, the parties requested that the court await the completion of the ongoing investigation into the footage related to the last four days before Hablemitoğlu's death. Defense attorney Mehmet Eren Turan stated, "At this stage, the defendants in this case are not present in this file." The court decided to issue a warrant to ascertain the progress of the investigation and adjourned the case to…
In the trial concerning the murder of Necip Hablemitoğlu, the court requested information on the status of the investigation into the camera recordings from the four days preceding the assassination. The requirement for defendants not in custody to sign in regularly was lifted, but their travel bans outside the province remained in effect. The trial was adjourned until March 24, 2027.
In the trial concerning the murder of academic Necip Hablemitoğlu in Ankara in 2002, the outcome of the investigation into suspects identified in camera footage is awaited. The court decided to complete the process of investigating new suspects and adjourned the next hearing to March 24, 2027. The court ruled that the travel ban on the defendants remains in effect, but the obligation to report to the police station has been lifted.
In the trial concerning the murder of Necip Hablemitoğlu, who lost his life in an armed attack in Ankara, the court lifted the judicial control measures in the form of signing in on the defendants...Click here for more.
As the trial concerning the assassination of Necip Hablemitoğlu continued, the court adjourned the hearing pending the outcome of the investigation into the suspects in the CCTV footage from the Atatürkist Thought Association's Eskişehir conference and the market Hablemitoğlu visited on the day of the murder.
In the case concerning the assassination of Ankara University (AU) faculty member Assoc. Dr. Necip Hablemitoğlu, who was killed in front of his home in Ankara on December 18, 2002, the judicial control measures requiring the defendants Mehmet Narin, Levent Göktaş, Fikret Emek, Aydın Köstem, and Ahmet Tarkan Mumcuoğlu to sign in regularly were lifted. While the defendants remain prohibited from leaving the city, the next hearing has been postpone…
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