“Jo Hee Dae Misled that the Reason Was unclear... Follow-up Procedures Must Be Taken as Soon as Possible”
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On the 23rd, regarding Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae’s refusal to re-recommend a Supreme Court Justice, claiming that “there is no clear reason in the official document,” the Blue House stated, “Anyone who looks at the official document can clearly see the President’s position of refusing the appointment,” adding, “He is misleading people by claiming that the reason for the request for re-recommendation is unclear.”
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On the 23rd, Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae issued a statement regarding the controversy over the nomination of Supreme Court justices, stating, “It is difficult to accept the grounds that ‘procedural flaws exist in the nomination process.’” This came as a counterattack after the Blue House pushed back by raising procedural issues following his abrupt rejection of the demand for a re-nomination the previous day. With the Blue House rebu…
The Blue House once again refuted Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae’s statement that he could not accept President Lee Jae-myung’s request for a re-recommendation of a Supreme Court Justice candidate. The Blue House argued that the official document requesting the re-recommendation sufficiently contains the President’s intent to reject the appointment and the reasons for the request. Regarding Chief Justice Cho’s statement on the 23rd, a …
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