With four hearings left, South Korea’s Constitutional Court faces pressure to rule on Yoon’s fate before mid-April
President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment trial is entering a decisive phase, with just four hearings remaining before mid-February. Despite persistent objections and apparent delay tactics from Yoon’s legal representatives, the Constitutional Court has maintained its original schedule, underscoring its commitment to a swift resolution.
The trial’s outcome carries major political implications, particularly with the possibility of a snap presidential election should Yoon be removed from office.
President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment trial is entering a decisive phase, with just four hearings remaining before mid-February. Despite persistent objections and apparent delay tactics from Yoon’s legal representatives, the Constitutional Court has maintained its original schedule, underscoring its commitment to a swift resolution.
The trial’s outcome carries major political implications, particularly with the possibility of a snap presidential election should Yoon be removed from office.
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