Samsung Vice Chairman Jay Y. Lee Has Received A 5-Year Jail Sentence In South Korea

Jay Y. Lee, vice chairman and head of Samsung Group, has received a 5-year jail sentence in South Korea due to instances of bribery with the prior administration.

His sentence stems from a long scandal that eventually brought down South Korea's former president, Park Geun-hye.

His trial took place over the past six months, with Lee being held on charges of bribery since February. A court in Seoul found him guilty of bribery, hiding assets, embezzlement, and perjury.

Song Wu-cheol, one of his lawyers, says Lee will be appealing the decision in a higher court. He considers the lower court's decision "unacceptable."

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