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Do Kwon extradition delayed once more by Montenegro Constitutional Court docket

By Editorial Board Published October 18, 2024 2 Min Read
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Do Kwon extradition delayed once more by Montenegro Constitutional Court docket

Do Kwon extradition delayed once more by Montenegro Constitutional Court docket

Montenegro’s Constitutional Court docket has delayed the extradition of Do Kwon but once more following an enchantment from Kwon, suspending the Supreme Court docket’s ruling that left the Minister of Justice with the ultimate say.

Based on the Constitutional Court docket of Montenegro web site, the court docket has accredited a request to defer the execution of his extradition course of, “until the final decision of the Constitutional Court.”

It claims to have suspended the Supreme Court docket’s September 19 ruling and in flip suspended the ultimate choice of his extradition allow, to both South Korea or the US, which was to be made by the Minister of Justice Bojan Božović.

In full, the court docket choice reads, “The request for the suspension of execution is APPROVED and the execution of the judgment of the Supreme Court of Montenegro, is SUSPENDED, from September 19, 2024, and the decision-making procedure on the permission to extradite the applicant of the constitutional appeal to the DHK, until the final decision of the Constitutional Court.”

The Ministry of Justice reportedly mentioned, “We ask that the Constitutional Court act in this case as soon as possible and that in the future it informs us about it without delay, so that we can continue the activities started in the specific case.”

On Thursday, Božović mentioned he had determined the place to extradite Kwon to and that the placement could be revealed by the top of the week. At the moment’s announcement means it’s the third time a choice on Kwon’s extradition has been paused. It additionally marks his sixth submitted enchantment.

The Supreme Court docket had concluded in September that earlier rulings from the Excessive Court docket and Appellate Court docket have been unlawful.

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