South Korean Appeals Court to Hold Final Hearing for Ex-President Yoon's Obstruction of Justice Trial
The appeals court in South Korea is scheduled to hold the final hearing in the obstruction of justice trial involving former President Yoon.
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Appeals court set to hold final hearing of Yoon's obstruction of justice trial
An appeals court is set to hold the final hearing Monday of former President Yoon Suk Yeol's trial on obstruction of justice and other charges stemming from his brief imposition of martial law. The hearing is scheduled to begin at the Seoul High Court at 2 p.m., wrapping up proceedings that began after both Yoon and special counsel Cho Eun-suk's team appealed a lower court's sentence of five years in prison. Yoon was convicted in January of obstructing investigators from detaining him last year
By The Korea Herald
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