"Your Honor, I object!" Ji Gwi-yeon, waving his hand... "Get out!" Is he suddenly flustered?

The Democratic Party of Korea has claimed that Judge Ji Gwi-yeon of the Seoul Central District Court, who is presiding over the criminal case against former President Yoon Seok-yeol on charges of being the leader of a rebellion, received entertainment at a room salon. Democratic Party lawmaker Kim Yong-min…

The Democratic Party of Korea urged the judiciary to swiftly exclude the trial and conduct a thorough inspection regarding the suspicion of Chief Judge Ji Gwi-yeon receiving drinks at a room salon, warning that “if the judiciary hesitates, we will have no choice but to take additional measures, including releasing photos.” On the 14th, the spokesperson for the election committee, Noh Jong-myeon, said in a written briefing, “The Democratic Party …

The trial of Kim Yong-hyun, Noh Sang-won, and others in the rebellion case was held today at the Seoul Central District Court under the presiding judge, Ji Gwi-yeon. About 3 minutes after the trial began, Judge Ji said, "For reasons of national security, we will be changing to a 'closed hearing,' so please leave the courtroom."