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Special Prosecution Law Passed
Prosecutors Reluctant to Dispatch
In short
The Special Prosecution Law for investigating prosecutorial misconduct passed the National Assembly plenary session.
20 dispatched prosecutors will conduct direct investigations under the previous law.
A reluctant atmosphere is emerging among prosecutors regarding dispatch assignments.
Key facts
| When | The Special Prosecution Law for investigating prosecutorial misconduct passed the National Assembly plenary session on November 6. |
|---|---|
| Who | The Democratic Party led the passage, while the People Power Party abstained from voting. |
| What | The special prosecution team will consist of up to 309 personnel investigating 12 items including illegal North Korea remittances by Ssangbangwool. |
| How | 20 dispatched prosecutors were granted investigative authority under the pre-amended Criminal Procedure Act. |
What it means for me
This is news to watch regarding public trust in prosecution and special prosecution investigations.
