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South Korea overturns 60-year ruling on woman's self-defense case

Courthouse News·Sep 10

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A 60-year-old ruling in a woman's self-defense case has been overturned in South Korea. The case involved a woman who had claimed self-defense, but the details of the original ruling and the circumstances of the case are not specified. The overturned ruling marks a significant development in the case, but further information is not provided.

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