[%%IMAGE1%%]<p>  Constitutional Court President Park Han-chul waves as he exits the main gate of the Court in Seoul’s Jongno district, after a ceremony marking the end of his term, Jan. 31. With the end of Park’s term, there are now only eight justices in the Constitutional Court. Another justice will retire on Mar. 13, leading to increased calls to quickly deal with President Park’s impeachment. (by Park Jong-shik, staff photographer)</p>

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