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Harun Kodalak, then Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor, admits under sworn testimony his office had not launched investigations about judges or prosecutors unless they were asked to do so by the Ministry of Justice and the Council of Judges and Prosecutors (CPJ). @UNIndepJudgespic.twitter.com/KRvjnPW2Cm
In contrary, chair of the CPJ, Mehmet Yilmaz said they suspended 2740 judges and prosecutors because Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor ex officio launched investigations about them and informed the CPJ about the investigation.pic.twitter.com/lr2hvcTMYu
Besides, although Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor says his office had not launched investigations about judges or prosecutors unless they were asked to do so by the Ministry of Justice and the CPJ, the Ministry of Justice has not got such authority or prerogative. @ICJ_org
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