A string of random stabbings in South Korea has unnerved the country, pushing officials to consider adding criminal punishments such as life imprisonment without parole
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/south-koreas-dont-ask-why-stabbings-prompt-new-debate-on-criminal-punishment-486e9aa7Officials vow to adopt life sentences without parole for such crimes after a department-store rampage injured more than a dozen
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