Conservative jurist under scrutiny as critics question his past rulings and family ties amid high-stakes political trial
Justice Cheong Hyung-sik faces the most consequential challenge of his judicial career after being selected to lead South Korea’s Constitutional Court in President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment trial.
His designation by a random, computerized draw places him in the unprecedented position of overseeing a case that could determine the fate of the president who appointed him.
Justice Cheong Hyung-sik faces the most consequential challenge of his judicial career after being selected to lead South Korea’s Constitutional Court in President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment trial.
His designation by a random, computerized draw places him in the unprecedented position of overseeing a case that could determine the fate of the president who appointed him.
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