No. 10,567 in Korean
국선
"국선" means "court-appointed" or "state-appointed" in English, often referring to a lawyer provided by the state.
In a sentence
그는 법원에서 국선 변호사를 받았다.
He received a public defender at the court.
In this context, '국선' refers to 'publicly appointed' or 'state-appointed', describing services provided by the government, such as in legal defense.
국선 판결은 모두에게 공정해야 한다.
Nationally rendered judgments should be fair to everyone.
Here, '국선' implies a sense of decisions or judgments made on behalf of the public by a national body.
이 책은 어린이를 위한 국선 교육 프로그램에 사용됩니다.
This book is used in the public educational program for children.
In this usage, '국선' combines meanings of state-selected or designed for the nation, applied here to an educational context.
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