Yoon Seok-yeol “I know the voice of reform from the prosecution is still strong”

Entry 2020.10.22 10:15

Attorney General Yoon Seok-yeol said on the 22nd, “I am well aware that the voice of the public remains strong for the reform of the prosecution.”

That day, at 10 a.m., Yoon attended the National Assembly Audit of the Supreme Prosecutor’s Office of the Legislative Judicial Committee of the National Assembly and gave a greeting with such details.

Yoon said, “Over the past year, the prosecution has reviewed investigative practices and culture from the perspective of the Constitution and the people.
“We have been implementing various reform measures,” he said. “We have tried to respond faithfully to corruption in various fields of society and to protect people from crime.”

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We will actively reflect it in our work and turn it into valuable food to become a ‘prosecutor with the public.’

Yoon introduced the executives from the Supreme Prosecutor’s Office and proceeded with the status report. Present were Deputy Director Cho Nam-gwan, Director of Planning and Coordination, Lee Jeong-soo, Director of the Department of Energy and Anti-Corruption Shin Seong-sik, Lee Jong-geun, Director of Criminal Matters, Lee Jung-hyun, Head of the Investigation Department Public, Go Gyeong-soon, Head of the Tribunal and Transportation Division, Lee Cheol-hee, Head of the Scientific Research Department, head of the Han Dong-soo Research Department, and Bok Doo.

The exercise of the investigative command power of the Minister of Justice, Cho Mi-ae, is expected to be the biggest problem in the national supervision of the judicial committee. After taking office in January, after taking office in January, following the case of former Prime Minister Han Myung-sook and the suspicion of attempted coercion by a Channel A journalist, Minister Chu invoked the investigative command on Day 19, depriving General Yoon of command of the ‘Lima case’ and the family and entourage cases of the Attorney General. did. Minister Chu continued the offensive via Facebook the day before, saying: “As a commander, the attorney general should have introspected and apologized first.”

General Yoon immediately accepted the exercise of investigative command, saying: “The investigation team strictly recognizes the responsibilities of the prosecution and thoroughly condemns both the forces that committed large-scale fund fraud and those who defend them to prosecute the tears of the victims. ” There were also observations that Yoon, who continued quietly, would make a ‘mark’ on the national government that day.