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Lee Sangmin and Kim Daeki

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Deep research · Exaupdated 21 days ago
Lee Sangmin, the former Minister of the Interior and Safety, was sentenced to nine years in prison by the Seoul High Court on June 9, 2026, for his role in the December 3, 2024, emergency martial law declaration. He was convicted of insurrection and perjury during former President Yoon Suk Yeol’s impeachment trial. The court found that Lee relayed orders from Yoon to cut off electricity and water to media outlets critical of the administration. He was acquitted of abuse of authority charges. Regarding Kim Daeki, the provided search results contain no information. The documents do, however, detail a case involving a former prosecutor named Kim Sang-min, who was sentenced to three years of suspended imprisonment for violating anti-graft laws and the Political Funds Act regarding the solicitation of a nomination.
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Appeals court sentences ex-interior minister to 9 years over martial law role - The Korea Herald
www.koreaherald.com · 2026-05-12
Former Minister of Public Administration and Security Lee Sang-min, who was handed over to trial on .. - MK
www.mk.co.kr · 2026-05-12
Former Minister of Public Administration and Security Lee Sang-min, who is accused of ordering the s.. - MK
www.mk.co.kr · 2026-05-12
Ex-Interior Minister Lee Sang-min gets 7 years for role in insurrection
koreajoongangdaily.joins.com · 2026-02-12
'Lee Ufan painting solicitation' Kim Sang-min, acquittal→conviction on appeal... Court "Undermined public trust" - 경향신문
www.khan.co.kr · 2026-05-08
Special Prosecution Seeks 15-Year Prison Term for Sangmin Lee: "No Remorse After Participating in Praetorian Coup, Only Concerned for Own Safety" - The Asia Business Daily
www.asiae.co.kr · 2026-01-12
15-Year Prison Term Sought Again for Lee Sangmin in Appellate Trial Over Media Power and Water Cut Orders - The Asia Business Daily
www.asiae.co.kr · 2026-04-22
Former Minister of Public Administration and Security Lee Sang-min, who was accused of participating.. - MK
www.mk.co.kr · 2026-01-12
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KR·South Korea·21 days ago
Consolidated Special Prosecutor Indicts Four Over Presidential Residence Relocation Allegations
Four individuals, including Lee Sangmin and Kim Daeki, were indicted on allegations related to the presidential residence relocation.
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KR·South Korea·21 days ago
Consolidated Special Prosecutor Indicts Four
Senior officials from the Yoon Suk-yeol administration were indicted over allegations of diverting 20 billion won in budget funds for the presidential residence relocation.
embezzlementindicted