CEO Lee Jae-myeong is expected to return to his duties after the Chuseok holiday despite facing legal trials. There is concern about the frequency of his trial appearances, with potential implications for his political role. The prosecution has faced criticism for the large number of search and seizures conducted in Lee's case. Minister Han Dong-hoon's role in handling the case and the possibility of his impeachment have been topics of discussion within the Democratic Party.
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1. CEO Lee Jae-myeong is recovering from fast-related aftereffects and plans to return to duties after Chuseok holiday.
2. There are pending trials and legal matters he is expected to face, including a global trial.
3. Prosecution is considering indicting Baek Hyeon-dong regarding remittances to North Korea at the end of the month.
4. Supreme Commissioner Park Soo-min's trial is seen as risky.
5. The Democratic Party criticizes the prosecution's extensive investigation into Lee Jae-myeong.
6. The number of searches and seizures conducted in relation to Lee Jae-myeong's case is disputed.
7. Minister Han Dong-hoon's situation and potential impeachment are being discussed within the Democratic Party.