First trial ruling on Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung's perjury incitement case... Court: ”Prohibit entry of general vehicles and strengthen security measures” = South Korea

On the 25th, the day of the first trial ruling in the case against Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung on charges of instigating perjury, public vehicles will be completely restricted from entering the court building.
On the 22nd, the Seoul High Court held a meeting presided over by Chief Judge Hong Dong-ki and announced the above-mentioned contents in the 'November 25th Order Maintenance Decree.
This was because it was anticipated that there would be chaos as supporters and opponents of Lee would hold large-scale teasers on the day of his verdict on charges of instigating perjury.
On the day of the ruling, the court completely banned all private vehicles, except for essential business vehicles such as shared vehicles, from entering or leaving the Seoul Court Complex.
Court members were also advised to use public transportation. Some entrances and exits to the courthouse will also be closed on the 25th. Security measures will be strengthened when entering and exiting the courthouse.
Security measures that have been implemented include the deployment of additional Supreme Court security personnel and preparations for emergency situations. Only ticket holders will be allowed in and out of the courtroom for Representative Lee's trial.
On the 15th, the day of the ruling on Lee's violation of the Public Offices Election Act, the court announced that it had strengthened security measures within the building, including closing the main gate and allowing visitors to enter only after undergoing baggage checks, in case of an emergency.
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