Criminal Law
Current developments in criminal law and the theory of crime.
Asst. Prof.
“If there is no benefit in a person knowing a piece of information, there is harm in it”
Areas of Expertise
An academic approach that combines criminal law theory with practice and is enriched by an international law perspective aims to produce innovative and scholarly solutions to current legal issues.
View All Practice AreasCurrent developments in criminal law and the theory of crime.
Legal representation and analysis throughout the investigation, trial, and appellate stages.
Extradition proceedings, Red Notice procedures, and mutual legal assistance in criminal matters.
Criminal organizations, related offenses, and current legal developments.
Crimes committed through information systems, digital evidence, and the impact of emerging technologies on criminal law.
Legal assessments concerning embezzlement, extortion, bribery, and abuse of office, with a focus on both legal theory and practice.
About
Asst. Prof. Ahmet Çağrı Yılmaz conducts academic research in the fields of Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, and International Criminal Law. His work focuses primarily on Organized Crime, Sexual Offenses and Offenses Against Property, INTERPOL Red Notices, and Cybercrime.
Curriculum VitaeAcademic Events
As part of the 11th Turkey-Slovenia Comparative Law Symposium, held on 7–8 September 2023 in Maribor, Slovenia, and hosted by the University of Maribor, the session titled “Children’s Rights in Turkish Criminal Law…”
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A paper entitled ‘The Reliability of Evidence and the Issue of a Fair Trial in INTERPOL Red Notices’ was presented at the 21st Turkish Criminal Law Days, held at the Antalya Bar Association Congress Centre from 4 to 7 June 2026.
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On 25 May 2026, I appeared as a guest speaker on the ‘Briefing Hour’ programme, broadcast on TV24 and presented by Assoc. Prof. Dr Furkan Kaya. During the programme, I discussed Turkey’s strategic…
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Hosted by Yeditepe University on 22 April 2026, the Symposium on Custom and Law was the first academic symposium in Turkey to examine the phenomenon of custom from a legal perspective. Leading academics and legal experts in the field…
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