Park Geun-hye, the former president of South Korea appeared in court early on Tuesday
and denied that she engaged in bribery and leaking government secrets
at the start of a criminal trial that could send South Korea's first
female leader to prison for life if convicted.
Police
escorted her in handcuffs with her eyes downcast, into court for her
first public appearance since she was jailed on March 31, 2017 based on
the same corruption allegations that led to her removal from office.
Park
emerged from a bus with her inmate number 503 attached to her
dark-colored jacket, walked into the Seoul Central District Court and
sat before a three-judge panel.
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