首尔高等法院定于周一下午2点，就前总统尹锡悦因短暂实施戒严而引发的妨碍司法公正及其他指控进行终审听证。此前，尹锡悦和特别检察官赵恩淑（音译）均对地方法院此前作出的五年监禁判决提出上诉。尹锡悦在一月份被判妨碍调查人员工作及选择性召开内阁会议等多项罪名成立。
首尔高等法院将于周一下午2点举行终审听证会，审理前总统尹锡悦涉及妨碍特检官公务、滥用职权及其他与2024年12月短暂实施戒严相关的指控。
今年一月，地方法院判决尹锡悦罪名成立，指控包括去年妨碍调查人员将其拘留，以及仅召集部分内阁成员审议其戒严计划。他同时被判在戒严令解除后伪造并销毁公告罪名成立，但关于下令发布虚假新闻声明的指控被判无罪。
周一的庭审将完成证据审查，听取特别检察官赵恩淑团队的量刑建议和最终意见，以及尹锡悦律师的辩护陈述及其本人的最后陈述。
法院预计在6月底前作出裁决，因为量刑通常会在结案陈词后两个月内下达。尹锡悦目前总共面临八项诉讼，涉及戒严事件、其妻子的腐败指控以及2023年一名海军陆战队员死亡事件。在主要内乱案中，他已于2月被判处无期徒刑，并自7月起被关押。
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Seven of the 37 general-level officers punished for alleged involvement in former President Yoon Suk Yeol's failed 2024 martial law bid have filed lawsuits against South Korea's Defense Ministry to overturn their disciplinary actions, ranging from expulsion to duty suspensions. The litigants include former Defense Intelligence Commander Moon Sang-ho and former Drone Operations Commander Kim Yong-dae. A ministry document submitted to Rep. Choo Mi-ae of the ruling Democratic Party revealed the suits, while another 29 generals have appealed but not yet sued.