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Another conviction for yet another South Korean president.
Because the defendant, then president, undermined the rule of law through his crimes,
the defendant is sentenced to five years in prison.
The former leader, Yun Suk-yul,
has been found guilty on multiple charges over his failed attempt to impose martial law just over a year ago.
So far, he faces up to 10 years in prison.
But there are even more serious charges on the way,
such as insurrection and aiding the enemy, for which he could face the death penalty.
But he's not the first former leader to be thrown in jail.
In fact,
he's following in a long tradition of former South Korean presidents handed criminal convictions when they leave office.