Court Implements Personal Security Measures for Judge Ji Gwiyun Following 'Yoon Detention Cancellation' Ruling
The court is reportedly implementing internal personal protection measures for Ji Gwiyun, Chief Judge of Criminal Division 25 at the Seoul Central District Court.
President Yoon Suk-yeol is delivering his final statement at the 11th impeachment trial hearing held at the Constitutional Court in Jongno-gu, Seoul on the 25th. 2025.2.25. Photo by Constitutional Court
View original imageAccording to legal circles on the 26th, the Seoul Central District Court has been assigning security personnel and security vehicles to Chief Judge Ji during his commute since last week.
Chief Judge Ji faced attacks, including critical posts online, after issuing a decision on the 7th to cancel the detention of President Yoon Seok-yeol.
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In addition to President Yoon's trial, Criminal Division 25 is also handling cases involving defendants accused of insurrection, such as Kim Yong-hyun, Minister of National Defense, Cho Ji-ho, Commissioner of the National Police Agency, and Kim Bong-sik, former Commissioner of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency.
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