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An interrogation was held yesterday (28th) by former President Jun-seok Lee of People's Power to nullify the amendment to the Party Constitution and to suspend the effect of the Emergency Response Committee Jeong Jin-seok.
The conclusion is expected to come out after the 4th of next month.
Correspondent Kim Ji-wook.
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Lee Jun-seok, the former president of the People's Power, who appeared in court, and the People's Power had a tense nerve battle ahead of the interrogation.
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: Please, I want everyone to come to their senses and start to catch prices and exchange rates, not to catch Lee Jun-seok.]
We don't want to imagine.
It is a disaster for our party.]
The interrogation, which lasted for about an hour and a half, dealt with three cases of application for injunction: the suspension of the amendment to the Constitution of the People's Power, and the suspension of duties of Vice Chairman Jeong Jin-seok and members of the Party.
Regarding the effect of the revised party constitution, which is a key issue, the former representative said, "The party constitution was amended in the 'non-captain Joo Ho-young', which became invalid as a result of the citation of the first injunction, so it has no effect. " asserted.
The People's Power side responded, "It cannot be invalidated because it is a party's autonomous domain guaranteed by the Constitution to amend the constitution."
The two sides will ask whether the Vice Chairperson Jeong Jin-seok can concurrently serve as the Vice Chairperson of the National Assembly.
After the interrogation was over, an out-of-court debate ensued.
[Lee Jun-seok/Former People's Power Representative: Wasn't it such a mentality that you could see a slightly magical thought, 'If only Lee Jun-seok is blown away, everything will be fine'...
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[Jeon Joo-hye/People's Power Emergency Response Committee member: (Lee's claim) Because it's the same as the 'Cheondong theory'...
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I'd like to ask someone who brought politics into the realm of justice.]
The court said that a decision on the injunction case will be made after next week.