Legal proceedings related to the 2016 coup attempt in Turkey are largely concluding after a decade, though some cases remain ongoing. Trials concerning the Gülenist Terror Organization (FETÖ), accused of orchestrating the attempted coup, have primarily finished. However, investigations and legal processes continue for certain remaining files. This signifies a significant stage in Turkey’s efforts to address the aftermath of the failed overthrow. The decade-long judicial process has involved numerous trials and convictions related to individuals linked to the organization. Authorities continue pursuing outstanding legal matters connected to the coup attempt and its alleged perpetrators. The completion of most cases marks a step towards closure for a tumultuous period in Turkish history.