Disir
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Friday is a crucial day in the fate of President Park Geun-hye and the country.
At 11 a.m., the eight justices of the Constitutional Court will deliver a verdict on the impeachment of the President, which will be televised live.
Escorted by security guards, all the justices silently entered the court early Thursday morning for another round of deliberations.
Drafts for both upholding and rejecting the impeachment are known to have been made for security reasons. It is possible that the justices will make their decision shortly before the ruling is issued.
Acting court President Lee Jung-mi will read the ruling, and then state the reasons behind the decision. But she may switch this order as allowed for by the law.
Judgment day for President
I seriously wonder if she will see jail time.
At 11 a.m., the eight justices of the Constitutional Court will deliver a verdict on the impeachment of the President, which will be televised live.
Escorted by security guards, all the justices silently entered the court early Thursday morning for another round of deliberations.
Drafts for both upholding and rejecting the impeachment are known to have been made for security reasons. It is possible that the justices will make their decision shortly before the ruling is issued.
Acting court President Lee Jung-mi will read the ruling, and then state the reasons behind the decision. But she may switch this order as allowed for by the law.
Judgment day for President
I seriously wonder if she will see jail time.
