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On the 18th, Park Young-soo’s special counsel team dismissed a request for rejection calling for a change in the remand court of the destruction of Samsung Electronics Vice President Lee Jae-yong due to a ‘prejudice trial’ . Accordingly, Vice President Lee’s revocation review, which has been on hold for a while, is expected to resume.
According to the legal profession, on that day, the Second Division of the Supreme Court (Chief Justice Noh Jeong-hee) dismissed a new appeal regarding the challenge filed by a special prosecutor against Judge Jung Joon-young, President of the Division. Seoul High Court Criminal. Judge Chung, who is in charge of the revocation and revocation of Vice President Lee, mentioned the “compliance monitoring system” of the United States and indicated that he would have Samsung present a compliance committee and consider it for sentencing. In this regard, the special prosecutor said: “Judge Jung is proceeding with a biased judgment and loss of consistency”, and presented a request for denial, noting that it corresponds to ‘a time when a judge is concerned about an unfair trial’ in article 18 (1) 2 of the Criminal Procedure Law.
However, the 3rd Criminal Division of the Seoul High Court rejected the request of a special prosecutor in April. At that time, the judge said: “There is no objective situation that could lead to an unfair trial, such as the unfairly arbitrary exercise of the right to command the lawsuit with a favorable prediction for the defendants in the judgment of Judge Jung in the main case. “. After that, the special prosecutors objected and filed a new appeal, but it was ultimately dismissed by the Supreme Court that day. The judge said: “It is difficult to see that there are objective circumstances to admit that it is reasonable for a judge to suspect that an unfair trial will take place, and there are no objective circumstances to doubt the fairness of the trial.”
As a result, Vice President Lee’s deliberation on the revocation, which had been suspended since January 17, is expected to begin anew. Vice President Lee and others asked former President Park and Seo-won Choi (previously named Choi Soon-sil) to help with the succession of Samsung’s management and reorganization of the governance structure and, in return, the daughter of Choi, Jeong Yu-ra, equestrian training expenses, Korea Winter Sports Center for Gifted Students, Mir was handed over to trial on charges of bribing a total of 22.9 billion won on behalf of props such as the K Sports Foundation.
Previously, the first trial sentenced Vice President Lee to five years in prison, but the second trial sentenced him to two years and six months in prison and four years of probation. The entire consensus of the Supreme Court broke the court case on appeal against Vice President Lee and others and sent the case back to the Seoul High Court.
