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Montenegro's Supreme State Prosecutor has challenged the High Court's decision to deport Do Kwon, the co-founder of Terraform Labs, to South Korea. The objection stems from a jurisdictional dispute, suggesting the court may have exceeded its powers.

Montenegrin prosecutors contest a courts ruling to extradite Do Kwon to South Korea, complicating the legal saga surrounding the Terraform Labs co-founder. Extradition Battle: Do Kwons Legal Saga Takes a New Turn with Montenegros High Court Ruling Two weeks ago, a high court in Podgorica, Montenegro, ruled that Do Kwon should be extradited to South Korea.

The top prosecutor of Montenegro challenged the authority of the High Court in Kwon's case. The case is not likely to move to the country's Supreme Court.

Former businessman and co-founder of Terraform Labs, Do Kwon is once again facing significant challenges in his extradition to South Korea after Montenegro's highest prosecutor has disputed the same. The Supreme State Prosecutor's main ground of objection is the jurisdiction of the High Court's decision, asserting that it may have gone ultra-vires its authority.

Do Kwon's extradition saga may have come to an end after the Appellate Court of Montenegro did not overturn a previous ruling to deport him to South Korea.

Montenegro's Supreme State Prosecutor's Office said the court's decision to extradite Do Kwon to South Korea overstepped its authority.

Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon's pending extradition to South Korea has apparently been put on ice following a legal challenge issued Thursday by Montenegro's top prosecutor.

Montenegrin prosecutors have refused to accept the court's verdict on the extradition of Do Kwon, Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon to South Korea. Complications in The Do Kwon Extradition to South Korea Two weeks ago, a high court in Podgorica, Montenegro ruled that Do Kwon should be extradited to South Korea.

Prosecutors in Montenegro suggested that the country's Supreme Court could issue a verdict that would change an earlier decision on Do Kwon's extradition to South Korea.

Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon will be sent to his home country, South Korea, to be tried for the multi-billion-dollar implosion of his Terra-Luna crypto enterprise in May 2022.

Do Kwon, the beleaguered founder of TerraForm Labs, is headed to South Korea to face charges connected to the 2022 Terra ecosystem collapse. This follows a Montenegrin appeals court rejecting his final attempt to be extradited to the United States.

South Korea won the legal battle in the international tug-of-war to extradite and prosecute Do Kwon. The case has now reached its climax and everyone is looking for accountability for his crime.

As the legal saga surrounding Do Kwon, CEO of Terraform Labs, unfolds, his imminent repatriation to South Korea raises questions about the next steps in the investigation. Meanwhile, according to recent reports, he is expected to be extradited to South Korea on March 24.

A Montenegrin appeals court has denied Terraform Labs founder Do Kwons appeal, upholding his extradition to South Korea over cryptocurrency venture collapse charges. Montenegrin Court Upholds Extradition Decision for Terraform Labs Founder Do Kwon According to an official notice issued on Wednesday, a Montenegrin appeals court has rejected Terraform Labs founder Do Kwons request to overturn a ruling approving his extradition to South Korea.

An appeal court in Montenegro has dealt a significant blow to Terraform Labs CEO Do Kwon, rejecting his bid to overturn the decision for extradition to South Korea. This verdict marks a pivotal moment in the legal saga surrounding the collapse of Kwon's cryptocurrency venture, Terraform Labs , which inflicted substantial financial losses in May 2022.

The appeals court in Montenegro upheld the earlier decision to extradite Kwon to South Korea. He is expected to face “several criminal charges” in South Korea.

The extradition of Terraform Labs founder, Do Kwon to South Korea has been met with complications following the request by the United States to have him.

Do Kwon will be heading to his home country this time.

The Appellate Court of Montenegro has declined Do Kwon's appeal to halt his extradition to South Korea, according to a March 20 notice. In its ruling, the Court affirmed the High Court's decision to deport Kwon, the co-founder of now-defunct Terraform Labs, to face criminal charges in South Korea.

South Korean authorities inched closer to accosting Do Kwon over Terra's $60 billion collapse following a March 20 court ruling in Montenegro.

The court made the decision based on South Korea placing the extradition request before the United States and other relevant legal criteria.

An appeal court in Montenegro has rejected the bid by Terraform Labs CEO Do Kwon to overturn the previous decision that approved his extradition to South Korea. This judgment provides a turning point in the ongoing legal battle for the collapse of Kwon's cryptocurrency venture, Terraform Labs, in May 2022, which led to losses of

Both the United States and South Korea filed competing requests for extraditing the Terraform Labs co-founder since his arrest in Montenegro in March 2023.