Supreme Court set to rule on ex-President Yoon's obstruction of justice charges

(URGENT) Supreme Court upholds 7-yr prison term for ex-President Yoon for obstruction of justice

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S. Korea Supreme Court upholds 7-yr prison term for ex-President Yoon for obstruction of justice

S. Korea Supreme Court upholds 7-yr prison term for ex-President Yoon for obstruction of justice

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Top South Korea court to decide ex-president’s martial law case

Top South Korea court to decide ex-president’s martial law case

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S.Korea's top court upholds prison term for ousted President Yoon over blocking arrest

This marks 1st decision by Supreme Court against Yoon, who in December 2024 made an unsuccessful bid to impose martial law

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Supreme Court upholds 7-year sentence for Yoon for obstructing arrest

Supreme Court upholds 7-year sentence for Yoon for obstructing arrest

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A federal judge in San Francisco issued a nationwide injunction, barring Immigration and Customs Enforcement from arresting migrants at immigration courts across the United States. The 71-page ruling marked one of the most significant judicial setbacks to the Trump administration‘s immigration agenda. It came the same day a federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., handed...

[Breaking] Supreme Court upholds Yoon’s 7-year sentence for obstructing arrest

The Supreme Court on Thursday finalized a seven-year prison sentence for former President Yoon Suk Yeol on charges including obstruction of an arrest warrant, in the first top-court ruling among the criminal cases he faces over his failed attempt to impose martial law in 2024. The top court dismissed appeals filed by both Yoon and the special counsel, upholding the appellate court’s ruling. “The arguments for appeal largely challenge the lower court’s findings of fact, and there was no error in

US Supreme Court expands presidential powers, backs Trump's firing; Fed's Lisa Cook spared for now

US Supreme Court expands presidential powers, backs Trump's firing; Fed's Lisa Cook spared for now

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In the latest development in the NEET-UG paper leak case, the Rouse Avenue Court on Monday extended the judicial custody of 10 accused till July 11. The accused were produced before the court through video conferencing after the expiry of their earlier period of judicial custody.

Top court sentences South Korea ex-president Yoon to 7 years in jail

Top court sentences South Korea ex-president Yoon to 7 years in jail