SEOUL - South Korea's Constitutional Court on Friday took a pass on judging the constitutionality of a 2015 deal with Japan that aimed to financially help Korean women who were forced to work in the Japanese military's wartime brothels, but that proved deeply unpopular with South Koreans.
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