Gaziantep Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi Dergisi

Abstract

In the protection of social order, it is of great importance to comply with moral rules, religious rules, customary rules, etiquette and legal rules. These rules also limit the arbitrary action of citizens by ensuring that the order of the society is not disturbed. The rules that protect the order of society guide citizens on how to behave.
The rules of law, like other rules, guide people in their attitudes. The difference between the rules of law and other rules is that the state protects this area with strict sanctions with orders and prohibitions. Although criminal law and disciplinary law have differences in terms of scope, quality and functioning, they also have similarities in issues such as regulation, basic principles and sanction procedures. Just as criminal law sanctions prevent the deterioration of the general social order, disciplinary law sanctions prevent the deterioration of the institutional order of the administration, which is a partial field. Disciplinary law does not have a holistic structure like other branches of law. Disciplinary law, the purpose of which is to protect the functioning of the institution so that the administration and public personnel can perform their duties in the best way, has taken its place in different laws, taking into account the titles and qualifications of the personnel in the legislation.
In our study, first of all, the conceptual dimension and nature of disciplinary law were included and it was tried to provide a better understanding of the basic concepts of disciplinary law, and then the issue of finding a place in disciplinary law for the basic principles applied in criminal law in general was mentioned. The principles that find their place in disciplinary law have also been tried to be discussed comprehensively.