First Personnel Appointments at the Prosecution Service… Park Jin-Seong, Head of Serious Crimes Division; Choi Ji-Seok, Head of Public Safety Division
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The Ministry of Justice gave its first greeting on the 2nd of the following month to coincide with the launch of the Public Prosecution Service. The Ministry of Justice explained, “At the beginning of the launch, the personnel scale was minimized in order to carry out work without gaps and stabilize the organization.” On the 29th, the Ministry of Justice surveyed 27 people from the Public Prosecution Service (Public Prosecution Office), 152 insp…
In the first personnel reshuffle for the Prosecution Service, Prosecutor General Ju Min-cheol was promoted to Head of the Daegu Metropolitan Prosecution Office. The Ministry of Justice announced personnel changes for senior and mid-level prosecutors on the 29th, ahead of the launch of the Prosecution Service on the 2nd of next month. Ju Min-cheol, Head of the Anti-Corruption Department at the Supreme Prosecutors' Office, was appointed as the Hea…
[News Tomato Reporter Yoo Geun-yoon] The Ministry of Justice carried out a reshuffle of prosecutors on the 29th ahead of the launch of the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office next month. It conducted a "stable reshuffle" by maintaining most of the existing leadership, including appointing Park Cheol-woo, Chief Prosecutor of the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office, as the Head of the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office.
The prosecution has carried out its first personnel reshuffle ahead of the transition to an Indictment Agency on the 2nd of next month. Park Cheol-woo, Chief Prosecutor of the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office, was retained as the Head of the Seoul Central District Indictment Agency. Park Jin-seong, Head of Planning at the Judicial Research and Training Institute, was appointed as the Head of the Serious Crimes Division, which combines …
Three days before the launch of the Prosecution Service on October 2, personnel changes involving prosecutors, including key executives, were carried out.
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