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South Korea Prosecutors Seek 5-Year Jail Term for Samsung Elec Chief in Appeals Case
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean prosecutors requested on Monday a five-year jail term for Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y. Lee over actions in a controversial merger of Samsung affiliates that helped solidify his control in a case being tried at an appeals court.
South Korea Prosecutors Demand Five-Year Jail Term for Samsung Electronics Chairman
South Korean prosecutors have requested a five-year prison sentence for Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y. Lee. The case, tried at an appeals court, revisits allegations surrounding a controversial merger of Samsung affiliates that prosecutors argue bolstered Lee’s control over the conglomerate at the expense of minority shareholders.
South Korean prosecutors request 5-year jail sentence for Samsung chief Jay Lee
South Korean prosecutors sought a five-year prison sentence and a 500 million KRW fine, equivalent to $375,000, for Samsung Electronics chief Jay Y. Lee
Prosecutors Seek Five-Year Sentence for Samsung’s Jay Y. Lee in Merger Appeal
Prosecutors in South Korea requested that Samsung Chairman Jay Y. Lee be sentenced to five years in prison and fined 500 million KRW (around $375,000) for
Samsung Chief Faces Prison Drama—Prosecutors Push 5-Year Sentence in Merger Scandal
Prosecutors demand a 5-year sentence for Samsung's Jay Lee, alleging stock manipulation and fraud in a 2015 merger that solidified his control over the firm.
South Korea prosecutors seek 5-yr jail term for Samsung Elec chief in appeals case
South Korean prosecutors requested on Monday a five-year jail term for Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y. Lee over actions in a controversial merger of Samsung affiliates that helped solidify his control in a case being tried at an appeals court.
South Korea prosecutors seek 5-year jail term for Samsung Electronics chief in appeals case
South Korean prosecutors requested on Nov 25 a five-year jail term for Samsung Electronics chairman Lee Jae-yong over his actions during a controversial merger of affiliates that helped solidify his control,
Prosecutors seek 5-year prison term for Samsung’s Lee Jae-yong in appeal
Prosecutors have called for a five-year prison sentence and a fine of 500 million won ($380,000) for Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong in his appellate trial over allegations of illegal succession of management control.
South Korea prosecutors seek 5-yr jail term for Samsung Electronics chief in appeals case
SEOUL: South Korean prosecutors requested on Monday (Nov 25) a five-year jail term for Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y Lee over actions in a controversial merger of affiliates that helped solidify his control in a case being tried at an appeals court.
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