Supreme Court Upholds Suspended Prison Term for Ex-Unification Minister in 'Blacklist' Scandal
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Supreme Court upholds suspended prison term for ex-unification minister in 'blacklist' scandal
The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a suspended prison term for former Unification Minister Cho Myoung-gyon for forcing the resignation of a state...
Three and a half years after indictment… Acquittal in first trial → 6 months imprisonment suspended for 1 year in second trial. Charged with forcing the resignation of the Chairman of the North Korean Defector Support Foundation through a Vice Minister. Former Ministers Baek Woon-kyu and Yoo Young-min, and former Senior Secretary for Personnel Affairs Cho Hyun-ok are currently on trial in the first trial. (Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Mi-ry…
Breaking News: Suspended Sentence for Former Unification Minister Cho Myung-kyun on Moon Administration Blacklist Confirmed. On the 16th, the guilty verdict was finalized for former Unification Minister Cho Myung-kyun, who was indicted on charges of pressuring heads of affiliated public institutions to submit their resignations while their terms had not yet expired, immediately after the launch of the Moon Jae-in administration. Supreme Court Ju…
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