The Seoul Central District Court has annulled the arrest warrant for impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol, who was detained for over 50 days on charges related to imposing martial law. The court ruled that the indictment came after his detention period had expired, raising questions about its legality. Following the ruling, Yoon's legal team expressed satisfaction, emphasizing the importance of rule of law, while also acknowledging the possibility of an appeal by prosecutors. The presidential office has expressed optimism about Yoon's return to work amid ongoing legal proceedings.
A South Korean court has cancelled impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol's arrest warrant, allowing for his potential release from jail and participation in his trial outside detention.
The Seoul Central District Court established that the indictment was filed after the defendant's detention period had expired, which led to the cancellation of the detention.
Yoon's legal counsel asserted that South Korea's rule of law remains intact following the court's decision, expressing confidence in the legal process.
Despite the court's ruling favoring Yoon, his lawyer indicated that prosecutors could pursue an appeal, leaving uncertainty about the former president's immediate release status.
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