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三星太子李在镕被关一年后获释 强忍微笑
2018-02-05 16:08
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李在镕被关近一年后获释,强忍微笑

海外网2月5日电 三星太子李在镕“翻盘”了!今天(5日)下午,韩国首尔高等法院对李在镕涉嫌行贿案作出二审宣判,李在镕获刑2年6个月,缓期执行4年,当庭获释。据悉,李在镕被拘捕达353天,将近一年。

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李在镕被羁押的首尔拘留所

韩联社称,由于李在镕的量刑较一审(获刑5年)减轻,而且又恢复了自由之身。因此,当他从法院走出时不仅脚步轻松,脸上还露出了刻意压制但还是没有忍住的笑容。另外,李在镕手上的绑绳也消失不见。

据悉,李在镕是三星电子副会长、三星集团实际掌门人。去年2月,他因涉嫌行贿朴槿惠及崔顺实以加强对三星集团的掌控,遭检方起诉。

去年8月25日下午,韩国首尔中央地方法院作出一审判决,李在镕获刑5年。当时法院认定李在镕5项罪名成立,分别为行贿、贪污、向海外转移资产、隐瞒犯罪所得、向国会作伪证。

李在镕何以“翻盘”?韩媒分析称,一审当中非法赞助崔顺实实际控制的韩国冬季体育英才中心、转移资产出境等相应指控均被判定有罪,但在二审判决中法院并未予以认定。

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李在镕被羁押期间,母亲洪喜罗曾多次探视

韩国YTN电视台指出,李在镕虽然当庭获释,但由于此前并不知晓判决结果,因此未作特别准备。他离开法院后,将前往拘留所整理行李,之后再回家。(编译/海外网 刘强)

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https://www.theverge.com/2018/2/5/16972818/samsung-ceo-wins-bribery-appeal

Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong released from prison on appeal
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Prison term cut to 2.5 years, 4 years of probation
By Thomas Ricker@Trixxy Feb 5, 2018, 1:45am EST
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Samsung Electronics vice chairman Lee Jae-yong, also known as Jay Y. Lee in the West, has been released from prison after a successful appeal. Lee had been sentenced to five years after being found guilty of perjury, embezzlement, and bribery in a scandal that led to the removal of former South Korean President Park Geun-hye last year. In addition to receiving a suspended prison sentence today, Lee’s prison term was reduced to two and a half years, although he’s free to go with four years’ probation after being incarcerated for almost a year, according to Bloomberg.

Lee is the son of infamous Lee Kun-hee, the incapacitated chairman of the Samsung Group, and as such is presumed heir to the throne. However, due to a tradition of filial piety, the role of chairman may not pass down to Lee Jae-yong until his father actually passes away. The elder Lee had also been convicted of tax evasion and bribery, only to be later pardoned on two separate occasions.
 
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