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Oh Se-hoon acquitted on appeal
Poll expenses suspicion dismissed
In short
Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon was acquitted on appeal in a trial over allegations that he received paid poll survey expenses.
The first trial imposed a 10 million won fine, but the decision was overturned in the appellate court.
After the ruling, Mayor Oh thanked Seoul citizens for their trust in him.
Key facts
| When | Appellate ruling was held at Seoul High Court on October 23rd. |
|---|---|
| Who | Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon was tried on charges of violating the Political Funds Act. |
| What | He was accused of having others pay 21 million won in costs for five poll surveys. |
| How | The court overturned the first trial's fine of 10 million won and confiscation of 21 million won, issuing a not guilty verdict. |
What it means for me
As a trial result directly related to Seoul's administration, its impact on ordinary citizens' daily lives is limited.
