Former Justice Ministers, Prosecutors General Demand Recognition of Supplementary Investigation Rights
Former Korean justice ministers and prosecutors general opposed a Criminal Procedure Act revision abolishing prosecutors' supplementary investigation rights, calling it legally inconsistent and…
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