Public officials Election And Recall Act Article 120

Under any of the following circumstances, the election commission, prosecutors, or candidates may, within sixty days after public notice of the list of electees is issued, file a lawsuit against an electee that challenges the validity of the election with a court with proper jurisdiction a court of proper jurisdiction:1. The number of votes assigned to the electee is inaccurate to the point that the result of the election is likely to be affected. 2. The electee has used violence, coercion, or other illegal means to prevent other candidates, persons with the right to vote, or election workers from campaigning, freely exercising their right to vote, or performing their duty.3. The electee has committed an act prescribed in Article 97, Paragraph 1 of Article 98-1, Paragraph 1 of Article 99, Paragraph 1 of Article 101, Subparagraph 1 of Paragraph 1 of Article 102, or prescribed in the Criminal Code in Paragraph 1 or 2 of Article 146.For electees for legislator at-large or legislator residing overseas where the vote count for a political party is inaccurate to the point that the result of the election is likely to be affected or any of the circumstances specified in the preceding two paragraphs apply, other political parties applying for registration must file lawsuits challenging the validity of the election in accordance with the provisions of the preceding two paragraphs.The final determination that an election is invalid under any of the circumstances prescribed in the preceding two paragraphs shall not be affected by a verdict of not guilty for a criminal case related to the same matter.