17 people, including Kim Lee-soo, Song Doo-hwan, and Lee Kwang-beom, on the National Assembly's delegation to the "Yoon Impeachment Trial."

Kim Lee-soo, former acting president of the Constitutional Court, Song Doo-hwan, former chairman of the National Human Rights Commission of Korea, and Lee Kwang-beom, former special prosecutor at Naegok-dong residence, were named as co-representatives of the delegation to represent the National Assembly in the impeachment trial of Yoon Suk Yeol.

Rep. Choi Ki-ki of the Democratic Party, the secretary of the National Assembly's impeachment investigation team, said 17 lawyers, including them, are representatives of Chung Cheong-rae, chairman of the Legislative and Judiciary Committee.

Former Constitutional Court Justice Kim Lee-soo heard the impeachment trial of former President Park Geun Hye in 2017, and former Human Rights Commission Chairman Song Doo-hwan also served as a Constitutional Court justice for six years from 2007.

Lee Kwang-beom, a former judge, served as a special prosecutor for the 2012 purchase of former President Lee Myung Bak's Naegok-dong private residence, and is currently working as a representative lawyer for the law firm LKB&Partners.

The National Assembly's impeachment prosecution and representatives, who will insist on citing impeachment against the respondent, Yoon, will hold their first meeting tomorrow, with Kim Jin-han, a lawyer who served as a researcher at the Constitutional Court and a professor at Inha University.