Observed arrival · 2026-10-13
After the Verdict: A Korean case archive
A Korean-language archive documents what follows court verdicts in serious crimes, pairing case records with remembrance dates and legal changes.
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- Korean readers following criminal cases and victims’ remembrance dates
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- The homepage includes an anniversary calendar and says unpublished records receive legal consultation and a fact-check before release.
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The homepage displays counters for 50 recorded cases, 11 remembrance dates, and five changed laws, and its calendar names upcoming anniversaries. Individual entries include offense labels and court outcomes; some later-numbered episodes are marked as in preparation. The project says it protects victims’ identities and privacy, does not accept direct donations, and will seek legal consultation and recheck facts before publishing those records.
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