Woo In-sung
Woo In-sung is a South Korean judge who gained public attention for presiding over high-profile corruption cases, including the sentencing of Kim Keon-hee, the former First Lady of South Korea, to prison for corruption.
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Vietnam:
Judge Woo In-sung declared that the defendant had abused her position for personal gain.
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Guyana:
The lead judge of the three-justice bench said the position of first lady does not come with any formal power allowing involvement in state affairs, but is a symbolic role representing the country.
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Paraguay:
Judge Woo In-sung found Kim Keon-hee guilty of corruption and sentenced her to prison.
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Taiwan:
Judge Woo In-sung stated that the position of first lady is symbolic and does not confer formal power.
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Ghana:
Judge Woo In-sung at the Seoul Central District Court ruled that Kim had 'misused her position as a means of pursuing personal gain'.
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United Kingdom:
Judge Woo In-sung at the Seoul Central District Court ruled that Kim had 'misused her position as a means of pursuing personal gain'.
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Lithuania:
Woo In-sung is the judge who announced the sentencing of Kim Keon-hee.
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