Montenegro’s Supreme Court is set to decide whether the extradition ruling of Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon has violated the law. The recent approval of Do Kwon’s extradition to South Korea by the Montenegro Appellate Court has raised concerns about possible legal violations.
Background of the Case
The Montenegro Appellate Court recently approved the extradition of Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon to South Korea. This decision has sparked concerns about the legality of the ruling. The Montenegrin Supreme Court is expected to decide by the end of this month whether the ruling has violated the law.
Request for Protection of Legality
In a conversation with local media, the acting President of the Montenegrin Supreme Court, Vesna Vučković, asserted that the court will review the Supreme State Prosecutor’s 'request for the protection of legality.' The prosecutor alleged that the lower court’s extradition decision had breached the law in several respects.
Supreme Court Opinion
Vučković highlighted that the Supreme Court has already postponed Do Kwon’s extradition, taking into account the prosecutor’s claims of legal uncertainties. She noted that the Supreme Court could not convene a hearing for the prosecutor’s petition.
The final decision of Montenegro’s Supreme Court on the legality of Do Kwon’s extradition could set an important precedent for legal proceedings in the country.
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