'Long-term plan for dictatorship unlikely': Why court rejected key notes in Yoon ruling Legal experts reacted with surprise to parts of Thursday's verdict on former President Yoon Suk Yeol, which that rejected key pieces of evidence and cited the lack of planning and limited use of force
Story summaryJudge Ji Gwi-yeon rejected notes prosecution put forward as evidence that Yoon declared martial law as part of plot to establish dictatorship
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