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Samsung Prince appears in court for the first time and is present at the independent inspection team and Samsung executives

2017-04-07

  Overseas Network, April 7th. According to Yonhap News Agency, at 10 a.m. local time on the 7th, the Seoul Central District Court held a trial of four senior executives of Samsung Group, including Samsung Prince Lee Jae-yong. This is the first time that Lee Jae-yong has appeared in court as a defendant.

Samsung Prince appears in court for the first time and is present at the independent inspection team and Samsung executives

  Due to the serious concern, Park Young-soo, the independent prosecutor who was responsible for investigating and prosecuting Lee Jae-yong, made an exception to attend. Samsung executives were also present.

Samsung Prince appears in court for the first time and is present at the independent inspection team and Samsung executives

  On February 17, Lee Jae-yong was arrested by the Seoul Central District Court for suspected bribing 43 billion won to Park Geun-hye and her confidant Choi Soon-sil. However, in two investigations and interrogations conducted by the independent inspection team, Lee Jae-yong denied allegations of bribery and advocated funds provided under pressure from Park Geun-hye and Choi Soon-sil. (Source of this article: Xinhuanet)

Samsung Prince appears in court for the first time and is present at the independent inspection team and Samsung executives

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