An at-fault divorce, also known as a fault-based divorce, is a divorce that occurs when one spouse proves that the other spouse's actions caused the marriage to end. Fault grounds for divorce vary by state, but some common examples include: Adultery, Cruelty, Abandonment, Substance abuse, Felony conviction, Bigamy, and Mental incapacitation or illness.

Anti-tampering rules in professional sports prevent teams from contacting players and persuading them to join their team without the player's current team's knowledge and / or permission. Tampering can include: a team member speaking to a player on a rival team to lure them to join their team, publicly showing interest in acquiring a player, approaching a player's agent about a possible trade.

Under Korea's medical laws, for-profit corporations are barred from operating medical facilities.

Unrealized gains happen when the market value of an asset exceeds the original purchase price but hasn’t been sold yet. These gains are often referred to as "paper profits" because they only exist on paper until the asset is sold.

Lee Jae-myung, leader of South Korea's Democratic Party, faced several legal controversies, notably the Daejang-dong real estate scandal, where he was accused of facilitating lucrative deals for private developers when he was the mayor of Seongnam. He has also been accused of accepting illegal political donations and mishandling public funds during his time in office. Though some associates have faced charges, Lee has denied any wrongdoing, arguing that the allegations are politically motivated. Recently, Lee has been convicted of violating the Public Official Election Act by the Seoul Central District Court, receiving a one year prison sentence with two years of probation.

In most countries, individuals do not have the power to bring a criminal case to court if the prosecutor chooses not to prosecute - this is different from civil cases where individuals employ their own lawyer and file a lawsuit.

Golden Handcuffs is a strategy that guarantees the despot immunity from prosecution, physical safety, etc as a quid pro quo for stepping down from power.