Country of origin information report Turkey March 2007

B. Administrative Courts
The administrative courts include the Council of State, subordinate courts at the regions, and the Supreme Military Administrative Court. [18]

i. The Council of State (Danıştay)
The highest court for controversies arising from governmental or public services and action, and for general administrative disputes, having judicial and administrative function, is the Council of State. It is the final court for cases under its own jurisdiction and a court of appeal for the decisions given by subordinate administrative courts. The Council of State has 10 judicial chambers. [18]