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Yun Young-chul becomes President of Korea's Constitutional Court

On 15 September 2000 Yun Young-chul became the third President of the Constitutional Court of Korea, serving until September 2006.

Yun Young-chul (Wikimedia Commons portrait; person avatar reused as fact cover, land-pack1 pattern).

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On 15 September 2000 Yun Young-chul became the third President of the Constitutional Court of Korea, serving until September 2006. The National Assembly approved his appointment earlier that month before he was sworn in, and he served a full six-year term at the head of the court.

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  1. 1.munhwa.com — sourcemunhwa.com · verified
  2. 2.english.ccourt.go.krchecked 2026-10-15 GET 200, final URL = original (no non-trivial redirect), claim in text: yun young-chul+2000 · verified

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Factrail. (2026). Yun Young-chul becomes President of Korea's Constitutional Court. Factrail. https://factrail.ai/facts/yun-constitutional-court-president-2000-09-15

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