• Bad_Ideas_In_Bulk@lemmy.world
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    10 hours ago

    Now that he’s convicted, an interesting question might be “is there enough evidence to convict him in other countries who have extradition treaties with South Korea?”…

    I have limited sympathy for people who make their living by bothering people.

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      4 hours ago

      Japan probably won’t do anything more. I believe he has an entry ban for some time here (probably 5 years from whenever he was gone), but I don’t recall the exact details.

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      8 hours ago

      Probably, but that’s generally not done. He’s been convicted and after he serves his sentence he’ll be deported, which means he probably won’t be given a visa to enter any other country.