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.

While the court has expedited proceedings, the case remains complex due to the interplay of legal and political factors. The key questions center on whether Yoon’s declaration of martial law was a legitimate executive action,