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Former Justice Minister Choo Mi-ae, together with former Justice Minister Cho Kook, requested the National Assembly to promptly deal with the new bill of “Severe Crime Investigation Office”. He pressed the passport, saying that the complete separation of the investigation and prosecution through the establishment of the investigation office was the completion of the prosecution reform and the will of the candlelight citizens. © News1 |
Following former Minister of Justice Cho Kook, former Minister of Justice Chu Mi-ae shouted’Complete prosecution’ (complete deprivation of prosecutor’s power of investigation), saying that the right to investigate and prosecute should be completely separated from the prosecution to complete the prosecution reform.
Minister Choo said through Facebook on the 24th that some people are using’speed control’ as an excuse for the Blue House, but it should never be accepted. “The National Assembly must quickly pass a law separating the investigation and prosecution.” He called for the prompt disposition of the new bill.
Minister Chu said, “In any country, the prosecution has both the right to investigate and the right to prosecute, and even the right to claim warrants is not monopolized.”
He said, “At the time of enactment of the 1954 Criminal Procedure Act, Member Eom Sang-seop of the Code Compilation Committee emphasized the point that’in the near future, we must go in the direction of separating the right to investigate and the right to prosecute’.” Pointed out that it was late.
Earlier on the 15th, former Minister Cho also said, “Rep. Um Sang-seop (a former prosecutor), who is called the father of the Korean Criminal Procedure Law, was held at a public hearing on the draft criminal procedure law on January 9, 1954 in Taepyeong-ro, Seoul. He said, “I think it would be better to go in the direction of separating the right to investigate and the right to prosecute,” he said, and asked for the prosecution to hurry to the investigation and separation of the right to prosecute.
Choo, who argued in the same context as Cho, said, “If we have to’regulate the speed’ now, it means that 67 years of wasting time will be insufficient.” “I also convinced that there is still a need for’sufficient discussion’. I aimed at some of the passports that were stuck in the process, saying, “This does not go.
In addition, for some criticism that the establishment of the’Severe Crime Investigation Office’, the prosecution’s investigation techniques could not be used, the quality of the investigation would deteriorate.
He added, “Since 2022, the prosecutor’s record ability will be no different from that of the police record, so there is no need for the prosecutor to investigate directly. That is why it is required now to pass the law to separate the investigation office.”
Lastly, Minister Choo ordered, “The reason we can’t easily change it is because we’re used to it for a long time,” he said. “We shouldn’t hesitate to accept the reform completion of the candlelight sovereign.”
The big picture of the current passport is a plan to complete the’examination of inspection’ through the establishment of the’Investigation Office’ centered on the lawmakers of the lawmakers of the lawmakers of the lawmakers, to conclude this in the first half of the year, and to accelerate the preparation for the next presidential election in the second half.