We are preventing our citizens from being unnecessarily stressed

Justice Minister Akın Gürlek, in a statement regarding the 2025 justice statistics, announced that the right to a clean record is being upheld, false cases are being filtered out, and the number of cases per judge is being reduced, thus speeding up trials.

Justice Minister Akın Gürlek stated, "With the regulations we have made and the practices we have developed, we are filtering out cases at the very beginning within the scope of the right to a clean record, preventing our citizens from being unnecessarily distressed."

2025 JUSTICE STATISTICS SHARED

Minister Gürlek shared information on the 2025 justice statistics published by the General Directorate of Judicial Records and Statistics of the Ministry of Justice on his social media account.

"WE ARE FILTERING OUT CASES AT THE VERY BEGINNING"

Emphasizing that they are resolutely continuing their efforts for faster and more effective access to justice services for citizens, Gürlek noted: "With the regulations we have made and the practices we have developed, we are filtering out cases at the very beginning within the scope of the right to a clean record, preventing our citizens from being unnecessarily distressed." By reducing the number of cases per judge, we ensure that more time is allocated to each case. By speeding up investigation and trial processes, we make it possible for trials to be concluded in a shorter time. We are determined to continue strengthening a faster, fairer, and citizen-oriented judicial system."

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