A decision that there is no room for prosecution, also known as a non-prosecution decision, is a decision made by the Public Prosecutor at the end of the investigation phase if there is no evidence to create sufficient doubt for the opening of a public case or if there is no possibility of prosecution. The decision that there was no room for prosecution was regulated as a non-prosecution decision in the repealed Code of Criminal Procedure. The new CMK is referred to as the decision that there is no place for prosecution in this institution.
As a result of the investigation, the way to appeal against the decision that there is no room for prosecution against the suspect or suspects is open. The victim, who considers this decision to be unlawful, may appeal the decision that there is no room for prosecution within 15 days from the date of notification of the decision of the complainant or the person harmed by the crime to him.
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