Key Points
- The bribery trial of former President Moon Jae-in has resumed after a six-month break.
- At this stage, the court is making preparations to proceed to the merits of the case.
- If convicted, Moon Jae-in will join the ranks of former South Korean leaders who have served time in prison.
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6-month break
In South Korea, the bribery trial of former President Moon Jae-in has resumed after a six-month break. The court is still preparing to move to the main substance of the case.
In the event of a conviction, another name could be added to the list of former South Korean leaders who are in prison. A new era may be experienced in the country if former presidents are tried and sentenced to imprisonment.
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- On what charge is Moon Jae-in being tried?
- Former President Moon Jae-in is being tried on allegations of bribery.
- Why did the case come to the agenda again?
- The court process was restarted after a six-month interruption.
- What happens in the event of a conviction?
- If Moon Jae-in is convicted, another name will be added to the list of former South Korean leaders in prison.
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