What Is Accordment?
A accordment is the termination of criminal proceedings as a result of the person who is a victim of the crime agreeing with the suspect of the crime.A compromise does not mean abandoning a complaint. But if the complaint is abandoned before the compromise, the compromise cannot be used. For him, instead of saying “I am not complaining, I want to compromise”, if you are still complaining and but want to compromise, it should be said ”I am complaining, but I want to compromise”.

On the other hand, reconciliation is only possible in investigations and prosecutions of crimes mentioned in the law. These crimes:
* Crimes related to the complaint to be investigated and prosecuted (except for crimes of sexual assault and crimes with effective provisions of remorse)
* The crime of intentional wounding (except for the third paragraph, article 86 of the TCK; Article 88),
* Injury by taxi (TCK Article 89),
* Violation of housing immunity (TCK Article 116),
* Child abduction and detention (TCK article 234),
* Disclosure of information or documents that are trade secrets, banking secrets or customer secrets (except for the fourth paragraph, Article 239 of the TCK).

Reconciliation Talks;
* Law enforcement officials, public prosecutor or judge tell the parties in detail what the compromise means and its consequences.
* Parties are asked if they want a compromise.
* The parties shall notify within 3 days whether they wish to compromise.
• If both parties declare that they want to compromise, a conciliator is appointed.
• In a compromise, the parties agree before the conciliator and make the decision about themselves again.
* When the criminal suspect does what is agreed jointly, the reconciliation process is completed and the criminal trial ends.