Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Legality

Unilateralism of administration

Integrity

Separation of powers

Judicial review

Commercial law 

Constitutional law 

Administrative law 

Criminal law 

International law 

Justification

Rationality 

Certainty 

Guidance

Arbitrariness

Customary Law

Decisions of Judges

Case Law

Doctrine

Teachings of Judges

A sense of justice

Judgmental reticence

Sympathy for people and their behaviors

Empathy

If necessary not being objective

Legislative acts and legislative decrees

Regulatory administrative acts

Decisions of the Constitutional Court

Decisions of the Supreme Military Council on promotion and retiring due to lack of tenure

Decisions of the Turkish Supreme Court

Rationality

Tradition

Certainty

Justification

Guidance

Eliminated

Regulated

Compensated

Remedied

Overrated

İnalielable

Universal

Positive discrimination for victims

İndivisiple

İnterpendent 

The District Administrative Courts are the appellate courts for the judgments rendered by administrative and tax courts.

The Council of State is the highest administrative court in the organization of administrative courts according to the article 155 of the Constitution.

Law on the Procedure of Administrative Justice introduces "Action for Annulment" as sole remedy for disputes arising under Administrative Law.

The Administrative and Tax Courts are courts of first instance with general jurisdiction.

Action for annulment concerning administrative acts brought by persons whose interests is adversely effected by an administrative act alleged to be unlawful as regards to its components of competence, form, reason, subject and intention.

Deductive reasoning

Argumenta a minore ad maius

Inductive reasoning

Textual interpretation

Analogical reasoning

The end of the Cold War

The early 1950s.

The mid-1960s

The mid-1970s.

The early 1940s.

1961

1982

2009

2010

2017

Literal interpretation

Historical interpretation

Interpretation of contracts

Argumento contrario

Analogy

That the privileged should be favored 

That the society should be divided along level of wealth

That government officials need to be recognized greater powers

That courts need to focus on state security 

That all cases should be treated equally in complete neutrality 

Judicial review

Rule of law

Unilateralism

Separation of powers

Legality

United Nations

United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner

European Union

UNICEF

European Commission

The liberal position on rights maintains that life liberty and property are rights taht are inalieenable and unconditional. The only acceptable reason for constraining one individual is to protect the rights of another.

The liberal position on rights privileges freedoms over rights.

The liberal position on rights says not that the primary function of goverment is to protect the rights to life, liberty and property.

The liberal position on rights say that all the law must be written.

None of the options given are correct.

Turkey is divided into provinces on the basis of “geographical situation”, “economic conditions”, and “public service” requirements.

Under the Law on Provincial Administration (No 5442) lower levels of provinces are laid down as sub-provinces and districts.

The administration of the provinces is based on the principle of devolution of powers.

The mayor is the chief executive of the province and is responsible for the coordination and cooperation of government authorities within the province.

Central administrative organizations comprising several provinces may be established to ensure efficiency and coordination of public services.

Judicial syllogism

Induction

Rationality

Analogy

Argument