Shin Jang-Sik: "Prosecution Service Former Candidate for Head of Serious Crimes Investigation Agency... Not Prosecution Reform, but 'Renaming the Prosecution'"
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Shin Jang-sik, leader of the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, proposed on the 9th the establishment of a ‘Special Committee on the Resolution of Inequality’ in the National Assembly, stating, “The Innovation Party will fight and defeat inequality.” By making the resolution of inequality his flagship agenda, he aimed to differentiate himself from the Democratic Party of Korea and highlight the clarity of his reform agenda. In his representative speech a…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Park Kyung-jun = On the 9th, Shin Jang-sik, leader of the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, [discussed] bills related to prosecution reform, including a bill to establish the organizational structure of the Indictment Agency that maintains the authorized number of prosecutors...
On the 9th, Shin Jang-sik, leader of the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, criticized the government's plan to reorganize the Public Prosecution Service, which was promoted as "prosecution reform," stating, "It is not prosecution reform, but a 'renaming of the prosecution,'" and adding, "We tolerate a retreat from prosecution reform."
Shin Jang-sik, leader of the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, criticized the nomination of Kim Ji-yong, a former prosecutor, as the first head of the Serious Crimes Investigation Agency on the 9th, calling it “not prosecution reform, but a ‘renaming of the prosecution.’” In a representative speech for non-negotiating groups during the regular session of the National Assembly, Shin stated, “They intend to appoint a former prosecutor as the first head of…
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