Do Kwon’s Detention Extended Amid Extradition Requests
The High Court in Montenegro has prolonged the detention of Do Kwon, the former CEO of Terraform Labs, for an additional two months. This decision comes after extradition requests were made by both the United States and South Korea.
According to Marija Rakovic, spokesperson for the Podgorica High Court, Do Kwon’s custody will now last until February 15, 2024. This ruling follows the court’s previous decision to approve his extradition.
Do Kwon’s Next Destination Uncertain
In response to multiple extradition requests, the Podgorica High Court has deferred the decision of where Do Kwon will be sent to the Montenegrin Justice Minister. Although Do Kwon had initially agreed to be extradited to South Korea, sources have revealed that the Justice Minister is considering sending him to the United States.
Do Kwon’s legal representatives have filed an appeal against the extradition ruling, which is now being reviewed by the appellate court in Podgorica.
Hot Take: Uncertainty Surrounding Do Kwon’s Extradition
Do Kwon, the former CEO of Terraform Labs, is facing extended custody in Montenegro as the country considers multiple extradition requests from the United States and South Korea. While Do Kwon had originally agreed to be sent to his home country, there are reports that he may be extradited to the United States instead. The final decision lies with the Montenegrin Justice Minister, and an appeal has been filed against the extradition ruling. The outcome of Do Kwon’s case remains uncertain as the situation continues to develop.
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