President Yoon's arrest warrant is being reviewed for a long time...Court 'Consideration'

Nearly 30 hours after the government requested an arrest warrant,

President Yoon's "No Investigation Authority"…Submission of relevant opinion

Attention is also being paid to whether the security agency will cooperate...'Collision'

if it prevents executionConservative groups against impeachment gather in front of the presidential residence.

[Anchor]
The examination of the arrest warrant for the president of Yoon Suk Yeol is getting longer.

At the time of requesting the warrant, nearly 30 hours have passed, and it is the first case of constitutional history, so the court seems to be pondering.

I'll connect you to a reporter and find out more. Reporter Kwon Junsu!

The court hearing is taking a long time, isn't it?

[Reporter]
Yes, considering that the Joint Investigation Headquarters requested an arrest warrant for President Yoon Suk Yeol, the court is conducting a review for nearly 30 hours.

It seems that the court is trying to make a careful judgment because it is a request for an arrest warrant for the first sitting president in constitutional history.

Earlier, President Yoon submitted a related opinion to the court, saying that he requested a warrant from an agency without investigation authority.

He also argued for an "illegal investigation," saying that it did not meet the requirements for arrest warrants under the Criminal Procedure Act.

President Yoon, who has stayed in his official residence for the past 15 days, is also expected to take a full-fledged response according to the court's decision.

Even if an arrest warrant is issued, the police and the high-ranking government official's criminal investigation office are not expected to launch a forced investigation immediately.

This is because there are procedures to be prepared, such as cooperation with the Presidential Security Service.

Of course, if the warrant is prevented from being executed, it can be arrested on charges of obstructing the execution of special public affairs, but the government should not create conflicts as much as possible.

Overnight, conservative groups opposed to the impeachment and investigation of President Yoon held a rally in front of the presidential residence in Hannam-dong, Seoul.

We will have to wait and see what the court will deliver.

I'm YTN Kwon Junsu from the Ministry of Social Affairs.

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: Lee Dong-gyu