Jay Lee Samsung Heir Going Back to Jail for Bribery [Video]

Samsung vice-president Jay Y. Lee might be going behind to jail after a South Korean justice convicted him of temptation Monday, Jan. 18, 2021. He was condemned to offer dual and a half years in jail for bribing former Korean boss Park Geun-Hye to win his support for Samsung’s 2015 partnership of dual affiliates.

This outcome comes after Lee was expelled on interest after portion 11 months on a five-year visualisation in 2018. Lee’s time in jail will count towards his new visualisation of dual and a half years.

After Lee’s self-assurance Monday, Samsung Electronics’ Korea-listed batch prices forsaken 3.4 percent.

When handing down his visualisation in a case, Judge Jeong Jun-Yeong done wakeful Lee being open to improving correspondence during Samsung and his oath to emanate a pure company.

The decider said:

Despite some shortcomings… we wish that over time, it will be evaluated as a miracle in a story of Korean companies as a commencement for correspondence and ethics.

Also, a sentencing of Lee was formed on a court’s analysis of an eccentric correspondence cabinet put in place by Samsung to guard executive’s corporate activities. Lee will not be means to make vital decisions for Samsung while in jail.

This is a really wilful time for Samsung when a direct for memory chips and other products is during an all-time high. Samsung has grown in recognition of late since of severe family between a US and China. Lee is still approaching to turn Samsung authority once he gets out of jail, following a genocide of his father Lee Kun-hee late final year.

Written by Omari Jahi

Sources:

Fox Business: Samsung successor Jay Y. Lee expected headed behind to jail in a crime scandal, Noah Manskar

Yahoo! News: Samsung successor Jay Y. Lee is going behind to jail for bribery, Steve Dent

Pro Pakistani: Samsung’s Vice President Jay Y. Lee is Going behind to Jail for 2.5 Years, Mahnoor Nadeem

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