Lee Jong-bae, CEO of the right to rule of law (legal sophistication), is holding a press conference at the Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office in Seocho-dong on the morning of the 8th. News 1
After the inauguration of Justice Minister Park Bum-gye, Seoul Central District Prosecutor’s Office Lee Seong-yoon remained as the first high-ranking prosecutor. However, it was also listed as the subject of accusation due to suspicion that it was crushing the approval of the’no charge’ disposition of prosecutor Han Dong-hoon.
At a press conference held in front of the Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office in Seocho-gu, Seoul on the morning of the 8th, the civic group, ‘Coalition for Action to Set Up the Rule of Law (Legal Refinement)’ announced that it accused Prosecutor Lee of abandonment.
“The investigation team conducted an investigation into a prosecutor for 10 months, and as a result of not finding any other suspicion, it was concluded with no charges.” I am rejecting it.”
He continued, “The prosecution to postpone the decision of innocence until the development of mobile phone forensic technology is to ask a prosecutor to maintain the status of a suspect for ten thousand years, which is a new type of human rights abuse investigation that has not been heard and reported. It is clearly a crime of abandonment as it impedes the function of criminal justice by neglecting or giving up.”
In addition, he said, “(Prosecutor Lee) has no choice but to postpone approval in order to avoid the wrongdoing of the government’s loyalty and conduct illegal and unreasonable investigations.”
According to the legal profession, the Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office (Director Pil-Geon Byun), who is investigating the alleged attempts to be forced into Channel A, conducted an investigation against a prosecutor and concluded that he was not accused and reported it to the top. During this process, Chief Prosecutor Lee is under suspicion that he is postponing an alleged payment by revealing the intention to the investigation team to’wait for the development of forensic technology’.
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