South Korea's top court to rule on Samsung heir's bribery case on Aug 29

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Decision on reduced sentence over graft scandal that brought down the president due Thurs.

South Korea's Supreme Court is to rule next Thursday on whether to uphold a reduced sentence given to Samsung Group heir Jay Y. Lee or ask an appeals court to revisit a case that was part of a graft scandal that brought down the president in 2017. The ruling will be a test of South Korea's ...

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