Presiding Judge Kim In-Taek, Who Ruled Myeong Tae-Gyun Not Guilty, Disciplined with a 3-Month Suspension for 'Entertainment Golf Trip'
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Kim In-taek, a presiding judge at the Suwon District Court who is on trial for allegations of accepting hospitality on overseas golf trips, has been handed a three-month suspension. On the 13th, the Supreme Court imposed the three-month suspension on Judge Kim, along with a disciplinary surcharge of approximately 3.47 million won.
Kim In-taek, a presiding judge at the Suwon District Court who handled the first trial of the Myeong Tae-gyun Gate case, received a three-month suspension from the Supreme Court after it was revealed that he had maintained an inappropriate relationship with an acquaintance while having overseas golf travel expenses totaling 3.47 million won paid for on his behalf. Currently, Judge Kim was summarily indicted on charges of violating the Anti-Corru…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Young-seop = A judge who received financial support for a golf trip from an acquaintance while on trial has been suspended.
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