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Comparative criminology is a subfield of criminology that examines crime phenomena, crime prevention policies, and justice systems in different countries from a comparative perspective. This field provides a valuable framework for understanding emerging international crimes, migration movements, transnational organized crime, and the interaction of diverse legal systems. Comparative criminology evaluates not only crime rates but also the perception of crime, penal policies, the structure of lega

The Miracle in Cell No. 7 (2019) is a Turkish film. Directed by Mehmet Island Öztekin, it is a local adaptation of the South Korean film Miracle in Cell No. 7. Film stands out for its emotional and social content, while also drawing attention through themes representing a specific historical period.PlotThe film centers on Memo, a man with intellectual disabilities, who is imprisoned for a crime he did not commit and the events he experiences during his time in prison. The relationship between Me

The Law on the Procedures of Criminal Proceedings (Usûl-i Muhâkemât-ı Cezâiyye Kanun-ı Muvakkati) came into effect in 1879. It is the first comprehensive legal regulation of criminal procedure law in the Ottoman State in the modern sense. This law remained in force not only during the Ottoman period but also in the early years of the Republic, until it was replaced by Law No. 1412 on the Procedures of Criminal Proceedings, which entered into force in 1929. The law holds the distinction of being

Forensic social work is a specialized field located at the intersection of the social work profession and the legal system, encompassing practices in criminal and civil law. It includes professional activities carried out by social work experts in areas such as child protection, divorce, custody, restriction of parental rights, cases of violence and neglect, correctional institutions, supervised release programs, and juvenile delinquency.According to the definition of the National Organization o