Korean drama "Law School" featuring Kim Bum, Kim Myung Min, and Ryu Hye Young gets stronger and stronger every episode.

Viewers can help but to aim their attention on the unexpected scenes to resolve Professor Seo Byeong Joo's (Ahn Nae Sang) murder intensifies.

"Law School" Episode 6: Professor Yang Learned About Kang Sol B's Father

After Professor Yang Jong Hoon, played by Kim Myung Min and Kim Bum's character Han Joon Hwi, were put to the spotlight, it's now Kang Sol B (Lee Soo Kyung) and Kang Joo Man (Oh Man Seok) who are being involved in the case.

"Law School" episode 6 starts with Professor Yang and Kang Joo Man talking over his confession regarding Professor Seo's death.

The vice-dean told the prosecutor-turned professor that he manipulated the evidence and framed him to make him the prime suspect.

In addition, Kang Joo Man claims that he is the one who killed Seo Byeong Joo; however, Professor Yang thinks that he is drunk and tells him to continue with the conversation once he is sober.

True enough, the professor brought the intoxicated vice-dean to his home and was surprised to see Kang Sol B.

The next day, Kang Sol B visited professor Yang's office and asked him not to tell that she was the vice dean's daughter.

Despite her explanation that she did not receive any special treatments at the university, Yang Jong Hoon was suspicious about the connection between his confession to the murder case and her plagiarism issue.

Furthermore, "Law School" episode 6 also showed that Yang Jong Hoon is doubtful that the vice dean killed Professor Seo despite his confession.

The latest episode raises the question as to what made Kang Joo Man admit to the crime that he did not do? Was it to cover her daughter's secret?

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The First Trial

"Law School" episode 6 highlighted Professong Yang's first trial.

During the arraignment, the prosecution is eager to get Yang Jong Hoon arrested.

Following the interrogation, the vice dean stands as a witness and mentioned that he lied to the court before confessing that he killed Seo Byeong Joo.

There, he explained that he wanted the police to believe that Professor Yang was the suspect behind the Hankuk University murder.

Right before wrapping up his statement, Kang Sol B's voice was heard over the courtroom. She stopped her father from confessing.

The defense counsel then asked Kang Joo Man regarding his involvement with the case; however, just in the nick of time, Kang Sol B entered the courtroom which prompted the counsel to pause the trial.

Kang Sol B Tries to Stop Kang Joo Man from Confessing

With the session on pause, Kang Sol B talked to her father privately and asked if he thinks she stole Professor Yang's laptop as well as hiding the sugar packet.

During their conversation, she also spoke about her thoughts and said that she believed it was him who stole the laptop to hide the evidence.

There, Kang Sol B realized that he changed his alibi to protect her.

Now that the trial is back, Yang Jong Hoon insists that the witness is allowed to rectify his testimony.

With this, the judges agreed that the vice dean's testimony should be reevaluated.

Right after the trial, Kang Sol B thanked Professor Yang for convincing his father not to admit the crime that he never did.

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Written by Geca Wills