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Kurulmaz Barishan in Media and News
Kurulmaz Barishan Law Firm is featured in respected national and international media outlets for its legal expertise. Below are selected press highlights.
Horror Venues for Children: Legal and Psychological Risks
Reviews legal responsibility and psychological harm risks of horror-themed attractions aimed at children, with expert-based legal evaluation.
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Violent Video Games and Their Influence on Child Behaviour
Uses a real school incident to discuss behavioural effects of violent games and liabilities of parents, schools and digital platforms.
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Child Protection and Criminal Liability in Game Incidents
Analyses how violent game themes connect to criminal acts and examines child protection under criminal law.
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Mental Health Impact and Legal Aspects of Violent Games
Focuses on psychological harm of violent games and how related actions may form criminal responsibility.
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Addiction and Violence Risks in Online Gaming
Explores abuse and addiction risks in popular online games, outlining legal rights and prevention methods for families.
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Digital Violence, Parental Duty and Legal Outcomes
Explains parental supervisory duties arising from violent games and how harm may trigger legal proceedings.
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Dangerous Digital Challenges and Child Legal Protection
Addresses life-threatening digital trends and provides legal guidance for parents seeking child protection mechanisms.
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Victim Rights and Negligent Injury in Traffic Cases
Explains negligent injury charges and the procedural protections available for victims seeking justice.
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Detention Decisions and Victim Protection After Crashes
Covers when detention measures apply in negligent injury cases and how the justice system protects victims.
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What Is a Cybercrime? Methods and Legal Implications
Explains the scope, methods and legal framework of cybercrimes under Turkish criminal law.
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Criminal Law Limits on Social Media Interactions
Explores under which conditions likes, retweets or comments may constitute a crime within the new legal framework.
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Social Media Law: Criminal Risk for Retweets and Comments
The new social media regulation raises debate on when retweets and comments may constitute a crime, outlining the legal responsibility of users.
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New Social Media Law: Criminal Risk of Online Posts
Analyses how new social media regulations may criminalise user posts and what legal risks now apply to sharing content online.
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