Constitutional Court "Discussing Application to Avoid Judge Chung Gye-seon..."The conclusion before 2 o'clock".

The Constitutional Court said that the Yoon Suk Yeol will conclude the challenge filed by the president against the constitutional judge in the political election before 2 p.m. when the first hearing begins.

Shin Jae-hyun, a public information officer at the Constitutional Court, said in a regular briefing today (14th) that a meeting of judges has been convened from 10 a.m. to discuss the application for challenge.

He also said he understood that President Yoon's objections to the opening of the hearing or the collective designation of the date will be discussed together at the meeting.

Public information officer Cheon explained that if the application for challenge is cited, the defense can proceed without Justice Chung attending, but that nothing has been decided so far.

However, he added that although there are various applications for challenge, there has never been a case cited so far, and most of them have been dismissed or dismissed.

The Constitutional Court said it received applications from the National Assembly yesterday for five witnesses, including Hong Jang-won, former deputy chief of the National Intelligence Service, Cho Ji-ho, commander of the Army Special Forces, Kwak Jong-geun, commander of the Yeo In-hyeong, and Lee Jin-woo, commander of the National Capital Defense Command.