Article 70. Persons who may not be representatives in court

The following persons may not be representatives in court:

1) minors, except for the cases established by the legislation;

2) Those under guardianship and trusteeship;

(3) Judges, prosecutors, persons conducting initial inquiries, investigators, and court officials, except in cases where they act as legitimate representatives (parents, adoptive parents, caregivers or guardians) or as authorized representatives of the relevant court or prosecution, inquiry, and investigation bodies;

4) Those that are providing or were previously providing legal aid to persons whose interests are contrary to those of the represented person;

41) those who participated as mediators in the mediation procedure related to this dispute, except as otherwise provided by law and by mutual consent on the participation of the mediator;

(5) Those in kinship relations with the judge, prosecutor, court session secretary, expert, specialist, or an interpreter.