(CORRECTED) Ex-Chogin execs plead guilty to breach of trust

(CORRECTED) Ex-Chogin execs plead guilty to breach of trust

KOBE, Japan - The Kobe District Court on Feb. 8 holds the first hearing in the trial of Lee Bom Rak, a former chairman of a Korean credit cooperative association, and six other defendants on charges stemming from illegal lending practices. All seven defendants pleaded guilty to charges of breach of trust.

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