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South Korea lawmakers pass bill to establish rebellion courts after complaints about Yoon case

The bill mandates three-judge panels for rebellion cases in Seoul courts after a 175–2 vote, excluding ongoing trials like former President Yoon’s, to address judge assignment concerns.

  • South Korea's legislature has passed a bill to create specialized courts for cases of rebellion after concerns over the trial of former President Yoon Suk Yeol.
  • The vote on the bill was 175–2 with two abstentions, following a filibuster by Jang Dong-hyuk from the People Power Party.
  • The bill mandates at least two panels in the Seoul Central District Court and the Seoul High Court, requiring them to have a three-judge bench.
  • Critics have raised concerns about judicial independence and alleged that the bill may pressure courts to favor the Democratic Party.
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South Korea lawmakers pass bill to establish rebellion courts after complaints about Yoon case

South Korea’s liberal-led legislature has passed a bill mandating specialized court panels for cases involving rebellion, treason and foreign subversion.

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