Photo of Judge Ji Gwi-yeon released, Democratic Party accuses of ”publication of false facts, fraudulent election campaign” - South Korea

The Democratic Party of Korea announced that it would file a police complaint against People Power Party lawmaker Park Suyeong for publishing false facts and campaigning illegally under the Official Election Act.
In response to Judge Ji Gwi-yeon of the Seoul Central District Court, who is the presiding judge in the case against President Park Jong-un for allegedly insulting President Park Jong-un, claiming that the photo was taken indoors and that it was an "entertainment facility," Rep. Park refuted the claim and said that the AI was used to create the Sam
According to the political world on the 23rd, the Democratic Party's Central Election Management Committee and the Fair Election Legal Support Group said, "The Democratic Party recently asked Judge Ji for a night out.
"However, Rep. Park posted a (AI-created) image of Judge Ji at an entertainment venue on Facebook on the 20th.
"The judge posted a photo of him eating samgyeopsal with his acquaintances at this location," he said. Rep. Park has now deleted the post.
The Democratic Party said, "The photo of Judge Ji eating samgyeopsal was created using AI."
In fact, the original author published the process of how this photo was created using chat GPT on an online community." He also said, "Through this posting, Representative Park revealed that the 'Samgyeopsal Photo'
"In addition, Rep. Park falsely stated, 'The golf photo was fabricated,'" the Democratic Party's Lee Jae-in said.
"The president also referred to Lee Jae-myung as presidential candidate in an accusatory tone and attacked candidate Lee," the statement said. "Such actions are considered to be the publication of false facts about candidate Lee to cause disadvantage to candidate Lee.
"This constitutes a crime under Article 250, paragraph 2 of the Election Law, which involves publishing false information with the intent of losing an election. In addition, he committed the crime of fraudulent election campaigning using DeepFei in violation of the Election Law," the statement said.
"We urge a thorough investigation," he added. Prior to this, the Democratic Party had raised suspicions that Judge Ji had received entertainment at entertainment venues from people related to his work. On the 14th of this month, Rep. Kim Young Min said, "1
We received information that he drank alcohol several times at room salons, which cost around 1 to 2 million won (approximately 100,000 to 200,000 yen) per person, and never once paid the bill."
In addition, the Supreme Court Ethics Inspector's Office said on the 16th, "Since the suspicions against this judge were raised, we have considered all possible methods based on parliamentary documents, media reports, etc.
"We are currently investigating the matter and are verifying the facts," the company said, adding, "If any specific evidence of wrongdoing is confirmed in the future, we plan to proceed in accordance with relevant laws and regulations."