Featured Society 10 November 2025 Tattoos Legalized After 33 Years Once associated with organized crime, tattoos quickly became a mainstream phenomenon.
Featured Courts 16 October 2025 Court System Embroiled in the Insurrection Aftermath The Supreme Court invited the reform by dragging its feet on Yoon Suk-yeol's coup attempt, but challenges remain.
Featured History 12 September 2025 Court Orders Reparation for Officer Who Stood Against Chun Doo-hwan Kim O-rang died in a gunfight against insurrectionists.
Featured Courts 8 August 2025 Supreme Court Rules on Polling Blackout Polls about election cannot be published, but the new ruling suggests that workarounds are permitted.
Featured Courts 30 May 2025 The Total War of Institutions The Supreme Court versus the National Assembly.
Featured Blue House 15 May 2025 Burning in Stasis The most consequential week in South Korea’s democratic history.
Featured Conservatives 24 April 2025 Constitutional Court’s Han Deok-su Ruling Sows Bewilderment The ruling is fueling wild speculations as to Yoon’s fate, as the Constitutional Court remains inscrutable with its conclave-like secrecy.
Featured Courts 10 March 2025 Yoon Suk-yeol Tells Obvious Lies at the Constitutional Court The fact that Yoon does not even bother to try makes his lies all the more insulting.
Featured History 7 March 2025 Court Rebukes the Government’s Lies Regarding Vietnam War Atrocities Seoul High Court went out of its way to disapprove the government position.
Featured Blue House 21 February 2025 Yoon Suk-yeol’s Life in the Clink The impeached president is confined in the Seoul Detention Center's presidential suite, of sorts.
Featured Conservatives 20 February 2025 Conservatives Sack the Courthouse in the Wake of Yoon Arrest South Korea's right-win runs down a blind alley.
Featured Courts 30 January 2025 Lawfare in the Aftermath: Impeachment and the Constitutional Court The next president of the Republic of Korea may ultimately be decided by court calendar.
Featured Courts 9 January 2025 Criminal Cases a Make-or-Break Moment for Lee Jae-myung For liberals, a moment of choice is drawing near: ride with Lee Jae-myung, or seek alternatives?
Featured Courts 21 August 2024 Familial Immunity for Economic Crimes Held Unconstitutional Ruling closes a major loophole for fraudsters who steal from their own family.
Featured Business & Economy 11 March 2024 Samsung Heir Found Not Guilty Lee Jae-yong’s acquittal is inconsistent with several criminal cases that were already prosecuted.
Featured Courts 4 March 2024 Corruption Investigation Office Notches Its First Court Victory Close ally of Yoon Suk-yeol was sentenced to one year in prison.
Featured Society 16 February 2024 Supreme Court Convicts Child Support Advocate Gu Bon-chang has named and shamed those who skipped out on alimony.
Featured Courts 6 November 2023 National Assembly Rejects Supreme Court Chief Nominee The rejection is the first time in 35 years.
Liberals 27 October 2023 Court Denies Arrest Warrant for Lee Jae-myung Court found no direct evidence of prosecutors' charges against Lee.
Featured Courts 16 August 2023 Constitutional Court Rejects Interior Minister Impeachment over the Itaewon Disaster The result was expected, as the court previously held that incompetence was not grounds for impeachment.
