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Course ECTS Credit
Teaching Language of Instruction	Türkçe
Level of Course	Bachelor's Degree, TYYÇ: Level 6, EQF-LLL: Level 6, QF-EHEA: First Cycle
Type of Course
Mode of Delivery	Face-to-face
Does the course require compulsory or optional work experience?
Course Coordinator	Assoc. Prof. (Ph.D.) BUSE AKSARAY ERKMAN
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Course Assistant

Purpose and Content

The aim of the course	The objective of this course is to identify the establishment and development processes of law, today’s legal institutions, the rules of law in the past and their reflections in our era, Turkish legal systems before and after Islam, and the reflections of legal institutions and laws which were carried by these systems.
Course Content	The course unit deals with the origin and historical development of law, all kinds of legal persons and institutions, their counterparts in history, characteristics and effects especially in the field of legislature, executive and judiciary, Turkish legal system and its characteristics before and after Islam, Islamic Law and Sultanic Law in the Ottoman Period, structure and functioning of the state, private and public law in Islamic and Turkish legal history, foundations, slaves, non-moslems in Ottoman law and Ottoman law after the Tanzimat period.

The aim of the course

The objective of this course is to identify the establishment and development processes of law, today’s legal institutions, the rules of law in the past and their reflections in our era, Turkish legal systems before and after Islam, and the reflections of legal institutions and laws which were carried by these systems.

Course Content

The course unit deals with the origin and historical development of law, all kinds of legal persons and institutions, their counterparts in history, characteristics and effects especially in the field of legislature, executive and judiciary, Turkish legal system and its characteristics before and after Islam, Islamic Law and Sultanic Law in the Ottoman Period, structure and functioning of the state, private and public law in Islamic and Turkish legal history, foundations, slaves, non-moslems in Ottoman law and Ottoman law after the Tanzimat period.

Learning Outcomes

Identify laws and regulations.
Achieve the skill of making judgments.
Develop skills of reading, comprehension and expressing themselves and an event.
Use laws and regulations to solve legal problems.
Identify basic principles of law.
Identify universal legal norms and international law criteria.
Identify main principles constituting jurisdiction.
Define a legal problem.
Identify the legal bases for solutions to problems.
Follow judiciary case laws and doctrines.
Follow solutions offered for a specified topic in comparative law.
Make use of electronic databeses and library catalogues.
Follow supreme court judgments.
Apply judiciary case laws to concrete events.
Follow qualified law conferences and scientific activities.
Carry on their profession personally and within a group in coordination with a team.
Offer solutions to complicated legal issues that they may face with.
Conduct the legal process meticulously in every stage.
Organize their employees and team that they are responsible for.
Access information and use information sources.
Acknowledge the necessity of life-long learning.
Follow the developments and judgments in the field of law.
Develop themselves in the newly emerging legal disciplines.
Communicate effectively orally and in writing.
Speak at least one foreign language fluently enabling them to follow and use the information in their field and to communicate with their colleagues.
Act as social individuals who assume roles in non-governmental organizations.
Demonstrate professional and ethical responsibility.
Participate actively in scientific projects and activities.
Identify universal solution methods of legal problems and alternative dispute resolution methods.
Make a judgment and a decision.

Weekly Course Subjects

1	The importance of legal history as a field of science, its subjects, periods of Turkish legal history, Pre-Islamic Period of Turkish Legal History
2	Turkish law after Islam
3	The distinction between Islamic and sultanic laws in Islamic and Ottoman legal systems and their significance
4	Structure and functioning of state in Islamic and Ottoman legal systems
5	Ottoman Public Law (Constitutional and Administrative Law, Criminal Law and procedural law)
6	Ottoman Private Law (Civil law- persons, family, inheritance and property law, law of oblifgations, commercial law)
7	Ottoman legislation and practices
8	Ottoman Judicial System and examples of practices
9	Mid-term exam
10	Ottoman land regime
11	Slaves in Ottoman Law, the Legal Status of Non-Moslem Citizens
12	Ottoman Law during and after the Tanzimat period
13	Westernization and its results in Ottoman Law
14	Ottoman Law and legal theories in the decleration period of Republic.

Resources

1-Prof. Dr. Coşkun Üçok - Prof. Dr. Ahmet Mumcu - Prof. Dr. Gülnihal Bozkurt, Türk Hukuk Tarihi, Turhan Kitabevi

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