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A Turkish court now issued a warrant for Gulen's arrest.
On 19 December 2008,Ersoy was pronounced not guilty of charges by a Turkish court.
On Saturday, a Turkish court indicted 24 of them.
Turan, who is presently on loanwith Turkish club Basaksehir, won't go to jail unless he commits a crime in the following five years, after a Turkish court.
As a result of the new legislation, a Turkish court ordered the release of four former lawmakers.
A Turkish court has charged a man with involvement in Istanbul's November bombings.
In August of the same year, Oktar was able to obtain from a Turkish court an authorization to block Internet access to WordPress.
A Turkish court ordered a pro-Kurdish newspaper to close Tuesday, accusing it of engaging in"terrorist propaganda.".
The US president's remarks followed a ruling by a Turkish court, which rejected an appeal for the release of US Pastor Andrew Brunson.
A Turkish court issued an arrest warrant in December for Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania since 1999.
Leyla Zana, a pro-Kurdish politician who won a prestigious European human rights award in 1995, received a ten-year prison sentence from a Turkish court Thursday for disseminating pro-PKK propaganda.
A Turkish court charged two contractors-- Vedat Kaya and Ismail Canlier-- with negligence for allegedly ignoring building codes.
Turkey's Internet Technologies Association decided to contest a ban imposed last year by a Turkish court on access to YouTube, before the European Court of Human Rights, the daily Vatan reported on Wednesday(May 13th).
A Turkish court sentenced a Ukrainian computer hacker to 30 years in prison on charges of cybercrime Thursday(January 8th).
Also in the news: a Turkish court sentences a Ukrainian computer hacker, and Tirana will host a seminar on Persian cultural heritage in February.
A Turkish court's decision to drop criminal charges against prominent writer Orhan Pamuk was applauded by many on Monday(23 January).
On September 19, 2008, a Turkish court banned internet users in Turkey from viewing the official Richard Dawkins Web site after Oktar claimed its contents were defamatory, blasphemous and insulted religion.
A Turkish court has ordered the release of an American evangelical Christian pastor whose imprisonment sparked a row between Ankara and Washington.
A Turkish court on Saturday(April 5th) indicted 24 suspected al-Qaeda members of charges of planning bombings and belonging to a terrorist organisation.
A Turkish court blocked YouTube in January 2008 after complaints against videos that allegedly offended Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of the Turkish Republic.
A Turkish court on Sunday(14 December) charged a man with involvement in last month's suicide bombings in Istanbul, which killed 62 people and injured hundreds more.
ISTANBUL: A Turkish court on Friday(Feb 14) acquitted renowned novelist Asli Erdogan on charges of membership of an armed terror organisation, in a case which sparked international condemnation.
A Turkish court sentenced the director of a state museum and nine members of his staff for stealing some of the ancient treasures of King Croesus, the legendary Lydian monarch, media reported on Friday(February 13th).
On Friday, a Turkish court sentenced seven members of the Ansar al-Islam militant group to up to 12-and-half years in prison for their involvement in a plan to kill US President George W. Bush during the 2004 NATO summit in Istanbul.
While welcoming a Turkish court's move to drop criminal charges against prominent writer Orhan Pamuk, the EU and Amnesty International have urged the country to pursue further reforms to ensure that freedom of expression is fully respected in Turkey.
On September 19, 2008, a Turkish court banned Internet users in Turkey from viewing the official Richard Dawkins Web site after Oktar claimed its contents were defamatory, blasphemous and insulting religion, arguing that his personality was violated by this site.
A Turkish court orders President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to pay 10,000 lira($4,000) in compensation for the mental anguish caused to artist Mehmet Aksoy for having called his sculpture Monument to Humanity- meant to promote reconciliation between Turkey and Armenia- a"monstrosity" in 2011.
A Turkish criminal court has issued an arrest warrant for Gülen.
The Turkish Court of Accounts.
Turkish court lifts Twitter ban.