US EditionJang Ye-Chan Accused of Violating the Public Official Election Act... Appeals Also Deny the Charges
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Jang Ye-Chan Accused of Violating the Public Official Election Act... Appeals Also Deny the Charges
Former People Power Party Youth Supreme Council member Jang Ye-chan, who was sentenced to a fine of 1.5 million won in the first trial for violating the Public Official Election Act, denied the charges in the first appeal trial today (21). Jang's attorney argued that the sentence was unfair, saying, "I consulted with the National Election Commission in advance about the record of my academic background, and I immediately revised the announcement…
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