South Korean prosecutors submit appeal statement over election law violations by Lee Jae-myung... Will the ruling be overturned again?

On the 10th, South Korean prosecutors submitted a petition for appeal to the Supreme Court in a case in which Lee Jae-myung, leader of the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea, is alleged to have violated the Public Offices Election Act.
According to legal experts, a petition for appeal was submitted to the Supreme Court's Third Division, which is handling the case, by Seoul Central District Prosecutor's Office Prosecutor Chang Jae-jeong.
The deadline for submitting a response is set to be within 20 days of receiving the notice of receipt of the court records, but the prosecution submitted it well before the deadline. The deadline for Representative Lee to submit a response is after the prosecution's appeal statement is delivered.
Within 10 days from the date of filing. Even if a reply is not submitted, the Supreme Court will appoint a presiding judge after the deadline and begin full-scale hearings. The assignment of presiding judges is expected to be completed by the end of this month at the latest.
However, since the deadline begins when Lee receives the appeal statement, any delay in delivery could delay the start of the hearing.
The Supreme Court sent a notice of receipt of the case records to Representative Lee on the 31st of last month, but it was returned due to an unknown address, so on the 7th of this month, the court bailiff
During the 2021 presidential election campaign, Lee had requested the direct transfer of the land to the Korea Food Research Institute in Baekhyun-dong, Seongnam, together with the late Kim Moon-gi, head of the Seongnam Urban Development Corporation's Development 1st Department.
He was indicted on charges of violating election law by publishing false facts in connection with the allegations of preferential treatment surrounding Lee. The first trial gave him a suspended prison sentence, but the appeal court acquitted him on the 26th of last month.
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