Earlier this week, South Korean authorities issued a warrant for former president Yoon Suk Yeol after he instituted martial law in early December. According to a report from ABC, prosecutors intend to question Yoon on allegations of abuse of power and inciting a possible insurrection. Another report from The Guardian states that shortly after the warrants were issued against Yoon, a task force set up to investigate the order of martial law raided the office of the South Korean army’s counterintelligence unit in an attempt to figure out what role they played. If found guilty of the insurrection charges, Yoon faces life imprisonment or even the death penalty. The warrant is valid until January 6^th, and Yoon could be held at Seoul’s central prison until then.