Police Expand 'Conflict of Interest' Rule in Family Cases Beyond Parents and Descendants to Include Siblings
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The police, who sparked controversy over allegations of a flawed investigation into the Jang Yoon-ki case, are fully implementing the "family case avoidance system," which prohibits direct investigation of cases involving family members. The National Police Agency announced that this system, designed to prevent conflicts of interest during the investigation process, involves transferring and handling cases at a different police station when a po…
Ahead of the enforcement of the revised Criminal Procedure Act on the 2nd of next month, the police are implementing the 'Sangpije' (system of avoiding perpetrators' involvement in family cases), which includes not only spouses and direct ancestors and descendants but also siblings. On the 8th, the National Police Agency [regarding] direct investigation of cases involving spouses, direct ancestors and descendants, and siblings
The police are implementing guidelines for the conflict of interest system to prevent conflicts of interest during the investigation process.
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