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(28 Apr 2015) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY
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Gwangju - 28 April 2015
1. Bus carrying Sewol ferry captain Lee Joon-seok and 14 other crew members arriving at the Gwangju High Court
2. Zoom in on tinted window of the bus
3. Bus reversing into court building
4. Close of tinted window
5. Steel shutters rolling down
6. Close of shutters
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Gwangju - 28 April 2015
7. Crew members and the captain, Lee Joon-seok (last one) going down stairs to get to the court room
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Gwangju - 28 April 2015
8. Judge panel seated in the court room
9. Captain and crew members seated
10. Prosecuters seated across from the captain and crew members
11. Sewol ferry victims' families
12. Father of Sewol ferry victim Jeon Chan-ho (wearing yellow), representative of Sewol ferry victims' families Jeon Myung-sun and other families of victims in the court room
13. Court room
14. Various of families entering the court building
STORYLINE
A South Korean appellate court on Tuesday handed down a sentence of life in prison to the captain of a ferry that sank last year, killing more than 300 people.
The sentencing is harsher than a November verdict by a district court that sentenced Lee Joon-seok to 36 years in prison for negligence and abandoning passengers in need.
Lee's sentence was increased because the Gwangju High Court convicted him on homicide charges, according to court spokesman.
In the November ruling, Lee was acquitted of homicide.
The appellate court sentenced 14 other navigation crew members to 18 months to 12 years in prison.
In November they had received sentences of five to 30 years in prison.
Jeon said both prosecutors and the crew members have one week to appeal the verdicts.
Most of the victims were teenagers travelling to a southern island for a school trip.
A total of 295 bodies have been retrieved but nine others are missing.
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