Lee Seok-yeon Warns Stripping Prosecutors' Investigative Powers May Be Unconstitutional
National Unity Committee chairman Lee Seok-yeon warned that the ruling party's push to abolish prosecutors' supplementary investigation powers may be unconstitutional, urging a constitutional…
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