S. Korean prosecutors seek 12-year term for Samsung head

S. Korean prosecutors seek 12-year term for Samsung head

Samsung Group heir-apparent Lee Jae Yong heads to the final hearing of his trial at the Seoul Central District Court on Aug. 7, 2017. South Korean special prosecutors demanded a 12-year prison sentence for Lee over charges including bribery linked to the corruption and influence-peddling scandal that brought down President Park Geun Hye. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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