HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION ISSUES DURING THE PROCESS OF REHABILITATION MEASURES

As crime increases, it is clear that the number of defendants who are subject to preventive measures will increase. In this regard, it is important to note that different preventive measures are taken depending on the social scale of the crime, rather than on legal grounds. In addition, focus group discussions conducted among investigators, prosecutors, and lawyers revealed that it is common for defendants to take preventive measures during criminal proceedings to investigate and resolve the case. Although the law has adopted and implemented regulations that meet international standards to ensure human rights and freedoms, the fact that sufficient results are not achieved is of course directly related to the subject implementing the law. Therefore, the fact that investigators and prosecutors continue to take preventive measures at the discretion of investigators and prosecutors during the investigation of a crime, depending on the circumstances of the crime and its impact on society, is a serious violation of human rights and, furthermore, an act that violates the right to live in freedom. In other words, the lack of objective assessments and criteria for taking preventive measures led to the need to study this topic.