Seoul, South Korea – Friday the South Korean Court brought Yoon Suk Yeol after Prison, after a month Arrested and accused over him Short imposition of Martial Law.
The decision of the Court of Seoul Central district would allow YOON stand judgment while physically arrested. The separation of its notification trial in the Constitutional Court ended up at the end of February and the courts is expected to promise soon in the office or reinforcement.
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The Court of the Seoul Central district said Yoon’s request to free from prison, as it believes that the deadline of his formal detention is expired in late January. The court has said that Yoon’s arrested agency investigating his formal arrest did not investigate the legal claim expenses.
The Yoon’s defense team was happy to take the Court’s decision and prosecutor to release them immediately. The Presidential Office also welcomed the court’s decision, and hopes Yoon returns to work quickly.
However, South Korean law allows prosecutors to have a temporary suspicious time while they put the appeal.
Yoon’s lawyer, Seok Dong-Hyeon said Agence France-Presse Yoon “If the prosecutor does not give the resource right or presents the appeal within the order”.
The prosecutors did not respond immediately when the AFP asked for a comment.
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Researchers believe that the decree of the alleged law law was rebelled. If you have convicted of this offense, the death penalty or life would be sentenced to prison.
Yoon’s Martial Law decrees, troops and police force included in the National Association, many of the many South Korean rules recalled the traumatic memories of the past. The decree lasted only six hours when the legislators managed to enter a meeting hall, to vote and then throws it unanimously.
Yoon discussed his decree, he simply had to put people at risk of the General Liberal Party of the Liberal Party, which he weakened his agenda and refused higher officials and said he sent troops. But some military and police officers sent to meetings, however, the auditions of the Courtaindal Court or the researchers said, Yoon ordered the legislature to drag them in his decree to interfere with the vote or arrest politicians.
If the Constitutional Court protects Yoon’s constant problem, it would officially be thrown off the office and the national election will be officially thrown in two months.
Yoon’s opponents and massive mitins with supporters have filled Seoul’s streets and other important cities in South Korea. Whatever the Constitutional Court decides, experts say that the country is likely to polarize the country even more and increase its conservative fun.
It is the first South Korean president of the South Korean president that he was arrested in the office. South Korean law provides immunity for most criminal accusations, but it is not for serious loads such as rebellion or betrayal.
According to the law, a President of South Korea is authorized to put the country under the marginal martial law and similar emergency situations, but many experts say that South Korea was not in such conditions when Yoon declared a martial law.
