It was the winter of 2008. At that time, I was a reporter entering and leaving the Nambu District Court. As usual, I stopped by the court and found the office of the public affairs judge who was the window of communication with the media. By the way, there was quite a pile of paper next to the judge's desk. "What is this?" I asked unintentionally. "Oh, those are candidates for a ruling to send to the National Institute of the Korean Language."

I wondered why I was sending the ruling there. "I decided to send it after I was worried that it would be easy to change it because I pointed out that the judgment was too difficult." At the moment, I thought, 'This is an article.' The ruling would not have been difficult for judges who have been buried in legal piles for as little as a few years, or even decades. But for the general public, it's clearly Hangul, but what wasn't like Hangul was the ruling.

It must be surprising that the court realizes it and sends it to the 'outpatient operating room'. Of course, it's difficult now, but I think the recent ruling, which has become much clearer than a decade ago, began with the courage that the Southern District Court showed at the time. A few days after the related press, I had an evening with the public affairs judge. "No, what did you think of that fresh idea?" The judge's answer was roughly this. "The reporters were sometimes confused and misjudged the ruling article." My face was hot. Although it was a circumstantial expression of the difficulty of the ruling, I didn't understand the ruling, so I often read it again and again.
In the course of the conversation, I also asked a rude question. "Oh, by the way, why are all the rulings so bad? Are the people happy?" At the moment, I remember the judge's eyes shaking for a moment. And I clearly remember his answer. "So I will write a ruling sentence in honor when the economy grows a little more."

Dowon resolution. It is an ancient vocabulary from the Three Kingdoms Delay. This is when Ubi, Guan-Woo, and equipment make brothers. It is used to mean that people who have the same meaning promise to achieve the same purpose. At that time, the Dowon resolution made with the judge was like this.

Twelve years have passed since 'When the judge thought it was time, he would write a ruling sentence, and I would be the first reporter to wire the news .' At that time, Judge Gongbo remembered the promise even after Gangsan changed once. It would have been about last October. "Judge, when are you going to use the courtesy ruling sentence?" The judge, who had been moaning for a moment, said, "Uh, I've been writing a little bit since January." My heart is asking why you haven't spoken before, but the words came out like this. "Wow ... awesome."
Judge Lee Geun-seok is a high court judge who is currently working in Daejeon High Court. The judge calmed me down when he waved a memorandum of debt (?) Called Dowon Resolution and said he would write a document. "I still have to do more monitoring. It's only a year after I start, the advantages and disadvantages become clear. Wait a little longer."

In April, when I passed the year of the promise, I contacted Judge Lee again. I can't write down all the twists and turns from then until recently, but the news of <The Verdict written in Honor ... 70 years old broken judge> reported on the 6th finished the birth report like this.

When I looked at the comments on the internet, there were many compliments such as 'an example of throwing myself out of authority' and 'this kind of change seems to lead to the transformation of the judiciary'. On the other hand, there were opinions such as 'Fair judgment, not form,' and 'No matter how much it is, but it doesn't seem to be respectful'. With reference to these various opinions, in the next section, I will solve the ssul by explaining why the 'respect for the word' judgment is meaningful and there is no supplement.