“... after all, we are human, we have different perceptions, intelligence levels, psychology, maybe we would feel differently if we read that case under different conditions, as human, we have some financial or moral problems, they may have problems with their spouses, they may have problems with their children, all of these are factors in decision making process” (8. interviewee)(27) Demonstrating the effect of their circumstances in the judicial decision process,…
“...we are human, we have feelings, I am a father, everything became more sensitive after I had a child, for example, I remembered that I cried the case of child abuse, I felt very bad” (10. interviewee)(28)…
“…we should not forget that we are human, we have feelings, we are affected by everything, while reading a case or making a decision, you evaluate situations with your own perspective, moreover, there is an article in Mecelle, if there are physical obstacles such as somnolence, sad, hungry and so on, the judge should not decide about case so we need to get rid of such things, but most of the time is not possible, for example, we have family problems, we have friends problems, we have economic problems, you go through everything that society goes through, sometimes you read the case, we say that we have an opinion, but when you write the reason, you actually did not see it at that time, something completely different, If you are in the process of making a decision and if you are angry, sad, in love, you have to be very careful, because you transfer all of these feelings to the case, one of the most important reasons why decisions differ according to judges, it should be like this such as there will be no external warning, we stay calm, we read the names of case by covering them up, only then can a very ideal decision be made, but that is not possible either” (2. interviewee) (30) The interviewee mentioned that even what the judge eats in the morning impacted the…
