The Turkish Legal System is based on a civil law framework, primarily influenced by the Swiss Civil Code, the German Commercial Code, and the Italian Penal Code. It operates under a unified legal structure, where laws are enacted by the Grand National Assembly of Turkey and interpreted by the judiciary. The judiciary is independent, comprising courts at various levels, including civil, criminal, and administrative courts. The Constitutional Court oversees the constitutionality of laws and protects fundamental rights. Legal professionals include judges, prosecutors, and lawyers, all playing crucial roles in upholding justice within the system.