Overview
- Prosecutors asked a court to sentence Yoon Suk Yeol to 10 years in prison in one of several proceedings tied to his time in office.
- Yoon faces separate indictments for election fraud, uprising and abuse of office, with four cases running in total.
- Filings allege he excluded officials from a martial-law planning meeting, resisted arrest while president and ordered drone flights over North Korea to justify the move.
- A ruling in the current case is expected next month, according to the Yonhap news agency.
- If convicted of uprising, he could face life imprisonment or the death penalty, though he denies wrongdoing and challenges the charges.