South Korea's top court schedules new deliberation in ex-PM martial law trial, signaling possible release

South Korea's Supreme Court has scheduled another deliberation in the martial law trial of a former prime minister, a move that raises the likelihood of his release. The court's decision to revisit the case suggests potential legal reconsideration of the conviction, though the specific grounds remain undisclosed. This development could have significant political implications in South Korea, given the former PM's prominence and the sensitive nature of martial law history.

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