Fate Sealed: Montenegro High Court Chooses US Extradition in Legal Tug-of-War Courtroom Drama: Montenegro's High Court, influenced by an Appeals Court directive, has made a decisive call in the
Do Kwon extradition saga. The question of whether he would face justice in South Korea or the United States has been answered, and it's bad news for Kwon.
Political Undertones: While legal arguments were made for Kwon's extradition to South Korea, Montenegro's Justice Minister dropped a hint about the
political weight behind the decision. With the US as a key foreign policy partner, strengthening extradition frameworks won the day.
Great Escape Foiled: Kwon's arrest at Podgorica airport, with his accomplice Han Chang-joon, was no ordinary affair. Counterfeit passports from Costa Rica and additional Belgian travel documents added intrigue to their getaway plans. Han has already been sent back to South Korea.
Double Trouble: Now facing a battery of charges in the US, including wire fraud and market manipulation, Kwon finds himself in a legal quagmire that mirrors his troubles in South Korea. The gravity of these allegations underscores their
international significance.
As Do Kwon prepares for his legal battles on American soil, it seems his fate is sealed. The stage is set for a high-stakes showdown with serious consequences on both sides of the Pacific.
