South Korea's Yoon becomes first sitting president to stand trial in criminal case
- Yoon Suk Yeol is the first sitting South Korean president to stand trial in a criminal case regarding his bid to impose martial law, as hearings began at Seoul Central District Court on Thursday.
- Prosecutors have labeled Yoon the 'ringleader of an insurrection,' facing possible life imprisonment or the death penalty amid significant political turmoil in South Korea.
- Yoon's impeachment trial centers on whether his martial law declaration was constitutional, amid ongoing political turmoil in South Korea.
- Yoon's lawyer claimed that the trial is a 'significant event in constitutional history' and challenged the legitimacy of the indictment.
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