Vural Savaş, Honorary Chief Public Prosecutor of the Supreme Court of Appeals, passed away this morning in the hospital where he was treated in Ankara. Who is Vural Savaş, how old was he, where is he from? Why Vural Savas Lost His Life?
Vural Savaş, the Honorary Chief Public Prosecutor of the Supreme Court of Appeals, who filed a closure case against the Welfare Party and later the Virtue Party, died at the age of 28. Savaş had been receiving treatment in a hospital in Ankara for a while.
Who is Vural Savas?
Vural Savaş (born August 21, 1938, Antalya – died February 15, 2023, Ankara), Turkish lawyer and writer. He served as the Chief Public Prosecutor of the Supreme Court between 1997-2001.
He graduated from Ankara University Faculty of Law. He started his career as a candidate for Ankara judge in 1972. He served as the Judge of December and Gülnar, respectively, and as the Judge of the Criminal General Assembly of the Supreme Court of Appeals. He was elected as a member of the Supreme Court on November 7, 1987. He was elected as an alternate member of the Council of Judges and Prosecutors in 1990 and as a full member of the High Council of Judges and Prosecutors in 1993; He resigned from this post in March 1994, as he could not digest some of the appointments and elections made during Mehmet Seyfi Oktay's time as the Minister of Justice. He was elected as the Chief Public Prosecutor of the Supreme Court of Appeals by Süleyman Demirel on January 17, 1997, among the candidates nominated by the Grand General Assembly of the Supreme Court of Appeals. During the February 28 Process, the Welfare Party then filed the lawsuits for the Virtue Party to be closed. He retired voluntarily on January 19, 2001. He joined the Democratic Left Party on September 7, 2002. He became a parliamentary candidate in the general elections of November 3, 2002, but was not elected. He became a member of the Republican People's Party on September 28, 2013. Later he settled in Antalya. Sözcü He wrote a column for the newspaper. He is married and has three children.
Vural Savaş died at the age of 84 in Ankara, where he was treated for his illness for a while.
Vural Savaş's Books
- Interpretation of the Code of Criminal Procedure (1995)
- Welfare Party Indictment (1997)
- Turkish Penal Code Interpretation (1999)
- Militant Democracy (2000)
- Militant Kemalism (2001)
- Economy of the Sold (2002)
- Poems Influenced by Güldes (2003)
- The Party That Hurts Atatürk's Bones: CHP (2003)
- When the Republic of Turkey Collapses (2004)
- Servants of Imperialism: Documents of Betrayal (2005)
- Bottom wave (2006)
- The Enemy Holds His Dagger To The Heart Of The Homeland (2007)
- The Real Face of AKP and CHP (2007)
- AKP Should Have Been Closed Already (2008)
- Cheating with the Law (2008)
- Supreme Court File (2009)
- Democracy Has Come From Peace (2009)
- Who Are These Traitors? (2010)
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