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In 2017, Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Jae-Yong Lee, who was released after being arrested for one year in a bribe of the National Agricultural Cooperatives, took another two years and four months to cross the road. In the morning of Monday, the arrest warrant will be filed by the prosecution on the vice chairman regarding the suspicion of illegal succession to the group.

Reporter Bae Jun-woo reports.

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allegations that the prosecution applied while requesting a warrant for arrest from Samsung Electronics vice-president Lee Jae-yong are violations of the Capital Markets Act and market violations and violations of external audit laws of corporations.

Cheil Industries, which had a 23.2% stake in Vice President in 2015, raised the value of Samsung C&T, while reducing the value of Samsung C&T.

At this time, the prosecution judged that the merger at that time secured a stake in the integrated Samsung C&T, which is a holding company, to strengthen the group's dominance.

In addition, the issue of capital erosion occurred during the accounting process following the merger in September 2015, and it is believed that Samsung Biologics has been performing accounting accounting to solve the problem.

Jeon Ji-sung, former head of the Future Strategy Division and Kim Jong-jung, former head of the Future Strategy Team, filed for warrants on the same charges.

Vice Chairman Lee denied the allegations, but the prosecution said there was no problem with the allegations.

The warrant for the vice-chairman will be held at 10:30 a.m. next Monday in the Seoul Central District Court.