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Last week Montenegro’s Minister of Justice said he had decided where Do Kwon would be extradited for his role in the Terra/Luna collapse. However, before his verdict was revealed, a surprise appeal from Kwon threw yet another spanner in the works.  Kwon filed the appeal on September 25 against a Supreme Court ruling that took place six days earlier and ruled that the Minister of Justice, Bojan Božović, would decide where to extradite Kwon.  His appeal requested the suspension of his extradition proceedings, the Supreme Court’s verdict, and the decision-making of Božović. On October 18, in response to the request, Kwon’s extradition was paused by the Constitutional Court “until a final decision is made.” Protos has updated the Do Kwon extradition timeline to reflect these developments which can be viewed here . Do Kwon extradition delayed again by Montenegro Constitutional Court Read more: Do Kwon transferred crypto from prison after police failed to seize keys, report Božović ...

Do Kwon’s extradition verdict has “already been decided” by Montenegro’s Justice Minister and is expected to be announced by this Sunday. Minister Bojan Božović told Montenegrin daily newspaper Dan that his decision “will be signed by the end of this working week,” letting the world know if Kwon is off to South Korea, or the United States to face criminal charges for the billion-dollar collapse of Terra/Luna.  Last September the Supreme Court decided previous Kwon rulings were illegal and passed the extradition decision onto Božović.  However, Božović appears to feel the weight of this decision and told Dan, “Maybe it would be easier for me if it wasn’t like this and if the court had decided to which country he should be extradited.” CHART: Every Do Kwon extradition twist and turn Read more: Do Kwon transferred crypto from prison after police failed to seize keys, report He added, “On the other hand, when the court leaves us to decide, I have to act accordingl...