It Becomes Clear Whether Samsung's Heir Will Go to Jail
Jay Y. Lee, the de facto leader of South Korea-based technology giant Samsung, who was previously imprisoned for bribery scandals, is now...
Jay Y. Lee, the de facto leader of South Korea-based technology giant Samsung, who was previously imprisoned for bribery scandals, is now...
South Korea-based technology giant previously imprisoned for bribery scandals Samsung's Its de facto leader, Jay Y. Lee, has now been sued for stock fraud and is reportedly likely to be sentenced.
51 year old LeeHe was seen in front of the Seoul court wearing a mask and dark suit, which is in line with coronavirus precautions, before the trial to be held on Monday (today) at 10.30 am CET. Lee, who was bombarded with questions by journalists, preferred to remain silent.
Samsung's de facto leader was sentenced to prison in bribery scandal
Lee, who became the de facto leader of the Samsung Group after his father died of a heart attack in 2014, has positive perceptions towards the technology giant Samsung, which constitutes 12% of South Korea's gross national product. had cast a shadow. Lee is expected to be arrested and sent to prison on Monday (today) or early Tuesday after the verdict is concluded.
According to the decision to be reached in court, Lee will be released while the investigations continue. Can be detained for 20 daysr. According to the results of the review, Lee May be sent to prison for 6 months. The decision regarding Lee, who was previously sentenced to 1 year in prison for a bribery scandal, is being closely followed by the industry.
However, Lee's situation does not seem to have affected those who invested in the company. The reason for this is that although the company has faced a similar situation before, it has continued to grow successfully thanks to its professional team.
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