On-point: Will President Yoon's impeachment ruling pushed into April now?

Constitutional Court justices continue putting their heads together on Wednesday to make their final call on reinstating or removing President Yoon Suk Yeol over his martial law order.

If a ruling date isn't announced today, the decision could be pushed into April.

Let's turn to legal expert An Junseong.

Good morning.

1. We are now looking at April for the ruling to happen.

When in April, then? Which day is highly likely?

2. But still, we shouldn't rule out the possibility that a ruling date may be announced today, right?

If yes, when will the big day be?

3. The court's dismissal of Prime Minister Han has made it even harder to tell how the ruling for President Yoon might turn out.

Is that so? What do you think?

No hint whatsoever?

4. Do you think justices will be unable to draw unilateral votes on Yoon's ruling as was the case with Han's?

Why?

5. Is that why the justices are yet to give a ruling date? Because they're having a hard time narrowing their opinions?

Why are they taking this long?

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