Do Kwon extradition delayed again by Montenegro Constitutional Court
Montenegro's Constitutional Court has suspended the Supreme Court ruling that left the Justice Minister to decide on Do Kwon's extradition.
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Montenegro's Constitutional Court has suspended the Supreme Court ruling that left the Justice Minister to decide on Do Kwon's extradition.
Montenegro's Justice Minister has decided on Do Kwon's extradition destination and it will reportedly be signed off by the end of the week.
Do Kwon has allegedly been able to make crypto payments from prison after authorities took 72 days to seize his crypto wallet login details.
A former minister alleged that Do Kwon may have been a tool in a trade deal that would give South Korea control over Montenegro's airports.
The Acting Supreme Court President expects a decision will be made by the end of the month determining the legality of Do Kwon's extradition.
Montenegro's prime minister told the president he didn't know Do Kwon on the day of his arrest despite a personal $75K Terra/Luna investment.
Former Justice Minister Andrej Milović claims that Milojko Spajić was recorded by Serbia’s BIA agency meeting Do Kwon at his villa.
Montenegro is continuing to feel the political reverberations from Do Kwon's arrest for holding false and flagged passports in March 2023.
Former minister, Andrej Milovic, accused PM, Milojko Spajić, of trying to extradite Do Kwon to South Korea for his own selfish reasons.
Protos found that the latest Supreme Court decision delaying Do Kwon's extradition marks development number 20 in this legal journey.