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SKorea: Supreme Court rules no punishment for false statements to police
By Nathan Schwartzman Tue, Aug 02, 2011 12:46PM UTC View CommentsGiven the prevalence of false confessions in every legal system, I would say this is a nice burst of common sense, but it seems that someone is being acquitted of deliberately attempting to cover up a crime. The Supreme Court has ruled that there can be no punishment for producing false evidence (증거위조죄) when a...
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