Turkish judicial council publishes August promotion decisions for Izmir and Aydin judges and prosecutors
The High Council of Judges and Prosecutors has published its August 2026 promotion decisions in the Official Gazette, affecting judges and prosecutors in Izmir and Aydin.

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- HSK published August 2026 promotion decisions in the Official Gazette
- Judges and prosecutors in Izmir and its districts were promoted or examined for first-class status
- Judges and prosecutors in Aydin city center and districts were also included
- Ibrahim Ethem Ozcan left the Germencik Chief Public Prosecutor office
- Reports appeared on November 9 and 10, 2026
The High Council of Judges and Prosecutors published its August 2026 promotion decisions in the Official Gazette. Judges and prosecutors serving in Izmir and its districts were included in the lists for promotion and first-class examination.
Judges and prosecutors serving in Aydin city center and its districts also appeared on the published lists. The decisions cover both promotion and advancement to first-class status.
One name highlighted in the Aydin list is Ibrahim Ethem Ozcan. He left his position as Germencik Chief Public Prosecutor.
The publication followed the council's August 2026 session. Both Izmir and Aydin were covered in the same official announcement.
The decisions were reported by Son Muhur on November 9, 2026, at 21:54. Aydin Ses Gazetesi published its report on November 10, 2026, at 04:30.
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