[Presiding Judge for Do Kwon Requests Prosecutors and Defense Attorneys to Clarify His Legal Consequences in South Korea] According to Foresight News, citing Finance Feeds, Do Kwon is scheduled for sentencing in New York on Thursday after pleading guilty to two felony charges. However, the presiding judge is requesting prosecutors and defense attorneys to clarify the legal consequences he faces in South Korea. U.S. District Judge Paul Engelmayer has filed documents asking both parties to provide detailed explanations of the charges and the 'maximum and minimum sentences' Do Kwon might face if extradited to South Korea. Additionally, the judge inquired whether both parties agree that the time Do Kwon spent detained in Montenegro should not be counted toward any sentence in the U.S. Previously, Do Kwon was detained in Montenegro for four months for using forged travel documents and spent over a year contesting extradition before being transferred to U.S. custody.