Legislation research and tracking
The article as it stood then, linked regulations and change alerts.
The Legislation & Laws module shows an article’s past versions and the text in force on the date of the events, lists recent Official Gazette changes, and finds regulations and communiqués implementing an article. Set up a tracking subscription for a statute or area to get a daily summary of changes.
Step by step
- Open the Legislation moduleWrite the statute and article number; mention the date of the events if it matters.
- Review versions and differencesThe card shows the article’s versions and the difference between two of them.
- Find linked rulesAsk “Which regulations implement this article?”.
- Track itApprove the suggested subscription on the card or manage it on the Law Tracking page.
What you can do
Article versions
Shows an article’s past versions, the text in force on the date of the events and the differences between versions.
Recent Official Gazette changes
Lists changes read daily from the Official Gazette (laws, presidential decisions, regulations, communiqués, Constitutional Court decisions): date, title, summary, entry into force and affected statutes.
Article ↔ regulation ↔ case-law links
Finds regulations and communiqués implementing a statutory article. Only those whose text actually cites the article are shown, with the citing sentence quoted. Related decisions are added to the answer.
Legislation tracking
Sets up a tracking subscription for a statute, legal area or keyword. When a relevant change appears in the Official Gazette you get a daily summary. Manage subscriptions on the Law Tracking page.
Statute relationship map
A map is drawn from the statute citations in the answer, showing which articles apply together. It is built from the citations in the answer and adds no new information.
Tips
- Give the date of the events; the applicable text is the version in force on that date.
- Write the statute by name or number: “Law No. 6098 Art. 344” or “Turkish Code of Obligations 344”.
Frequently asked questions
How current are the article texts?
The Official Gazette is read daily and changes are recorded in the article version archive.
How are regulation links verified?
The full text of each candidate regulation is read and checked for a citation of the article in the same sentence. Regulations without such a citation are not listed.