According to the judicial decree of the First Chamber of the Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSK), Aykut Çelik, who was the Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor of Istanbul, has been appointed to replace Gökhan Karaköse, who was appointed as a member of the Supreme Court from the Chief Public Prosecutor of Ankara. Additionally, Ömer Örücü, Deputy Secretary General of the Council of Judges and Prosecutors, and Ahmet Akdeniz, Public Prosecutor of Ankara, were appointed as Deputy Chief Public Prosecutors of Ankara.
WHO IS AYKUT ÇELİK? Aykut Çelik, appointed as the Chief Public Prosecutor of Ankara by the latest HSK decision, is a well-known figure in the judiciary community. He previously served as the Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor of Istanbul and gained recognition for his work on organized crime and significant investigations.
SERVED AS DEPUTY CHIEF PUBLIC PROSECUTOR OF ISTANBUL Throughout his career, Aykut Çelik held various prosecutorial positions. He worked within the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and was later appointed as the Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor of Istanbul. During this period, he coordinated many important investigation offices.
WORKED IN THE FIELDS OF ECONOMIC AND ORGANIZED CRIMES Aykut Çelik's areas of responsibility included organized crime, fraud, forgery, tax crimes, smuggling, and economic crimes. During his tenure at the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, he was responsible for overseeing various investigation units.
