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Artificial Intelligence and Legal Technology in the Legal Profession: The Statutory Reserve, Professional Secrecy and the Duty to Verify
Turkish law does not bar the lawyer's AI tool: it leaves every output with the lawyer and makes verification, professional secrecy and the data transfer rules the duties that decide its use.
Retrograde Extrapolation of Blood Alcohol Concentration in Turkish Law: The Fixed Hourly Rate and the Evidential Limits of the Widmark Equation
A back-calculated blood alcohol concentration is a range valid only while the concentration was falling, so the fixed hourly rate of Turkish law proves no more than the end of the range the burden of proof requires.
What a Hash Value Proves in a Criminal Case: Integrity, Time and Origin of Digital Evidence
A digest recorded at seizure still proves that a copy is unchanged, even in MD5 or SHA-1, but those algorithms can no longer exclude a twin prepared in advance, and no digest speaks to time or origin.
The Lawyer's Release: AI Agents, Automation Bias and the Duties That Cannot Be Delegated
When AI agents act in a lawyer's workflow, Turkish law keeps every act on the lawyer, and the research on automation bias shows why the lawyer's release must be built as a real review.
Avukatlık Mesleğinde Yapay Zeka ve Hukuk Teknolojileri: Kanuni Tekel, Meslek Sırrı ve Doğrulama Yükümlülüğü
, In Turkish
The rules that decide a lawyer's use of AI are the duties of care, truthfulness and secrecy already in force and the transfer rules of the data protection law, not a ban on the tool.