Devlet Bahçeli's recent statements provide important insights into the state of the justice system in Turkey. While the existence of justice is questioned, the construction of new justice palaces continues unabated.

In the first three months of 2025, contracts were signed for a total of 9 separate justice palaces. The costs of justice buildings in provinces such as Hakkari, Balıkesir, and Samsun are striking. For instance, the cost of the Ankara Justice Palace was determined to be 29 billion 772 million TL.

The construction of justice palaces is seen as part of the government's investments in the justice system. However, this situation raises debates about whether justice is truly being served.

Devlet Bahçeli's views on this matter could spark an important discussion about the future of Turkey's justice system. How effective will these investments be in gaining the public's trust for the provision of justice?