Passage: In the early hours of 29 April 2017, monitoring group Turkey Blocks identified loss of access to all language editions of Wikipedia throughout Turkey. The block came after Turkish authorities demanded Wikipedia "remove content by writers supporting terror and of linking Turkey to terror groups"; a demand for which the government stated that it did not receive a satisfactory response.Before, Turkey had only censored specific articles on Turkish Wikipedia, such as  "Kadın üreme organları" (vulva), "insan penisi" (human penis), "2015 Türkiye genel seçim anketleri" (2015 Turkey general election polls) "vajina" (vagina) and "testis torbası" (scrotum). There was no court decision for this censorship. One Turkish internet provider, TTNET, speculated that Wikipedia was broken. Katherine Maher from the Wikimedia Foundation said this did not reflect the truth.As of May 2019, Wikipedia remains blocked in Turkey. However, it is accessible in Turkish universities with eduroam coverage.

Question: Was there an official court ruling before Turkey censored the Turkish version of wikipedia?
There was no court decision