The Turkish Penal Code does not include a distinction such as “disgraceful crimes”. The concept of disgraceful crimes, which do not have any consequences in terms of the Penal Code, is included in special laws, regulations and statutes. Since this concept is a controversial situation in the legal community, its use has been abandoned. While it is obvious that the adjective “disgraceful” is one of the types of crimes that affect the moral values of the society, it is seen that the sexual abuse of the child, sexual harassment, sexual intercourse with a minor and similar crimes that affect the conscience of the society more deeply are not included in this scope. For this reason, the concept of disgraceful crimes, which do not include these crimes that shake the moral values of the society, was not accepted by the legal circles on the grounds that it did not have a concrete basis.
Since disgraceful crimes prevent the rights and status that individuals can obtain pursuant to special laws, following the crimes through a criminal lawyer will prevent significant loss of rights, since they have effects other than punishments.
disgraceful crimes; It is enumerated in the Civil Servants Law 48, and it is called the fact that he has been convicted of that crime, regardless of the amount and execution of the crimes specified in the article. If a crime is an obstacle due to its nature, the amount of the relevant penalty and whether it is converted into alternative sanctions do not matter. The important thing is whether that crime is an obstacle to civil service, that is, it is listed in Article 48 of the Civil Servants Law.
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