We’ll correct the prosecution

(1)Former prosecutors gathered in the Democratic Party. We’ll correct the prosecution
(2)Editor Kim Ho-kyung Approved 202402260940
(3)Former prosecutors and others resolved to take the lead in the struggle with political prosecutors
(4)Silence of compliance with 2,000 incumbent prosecutors even if the prosecutor’s ethics code, which stipulates the obligation to be politically neutral, has been reduced to a bodyguard
(5)Punishment until the end of the illegal investigation that makes you reluctant to say that you were a former prosecutor…Collecting cases such as the omission of intentional evidence and selective adoption of evidence that it apologizes to the public
(6)Yoon Seok-yeol administration’s launch of TF to prevent privatization of prosecutors
(7)Democratic Party of Korea’s Anti-Political Anti-Dictatorship Committee
(8)In the future, they plan to detect cases of deliberate omission of evidence by political prosecutors, selective adoption of evidence, abuse of the prosecution’s power, including the right to indict, and unbiased appeals in violation of political neutrality. Based on this, they will respond to the manipulation investigation by taking all measures, including ▲ filing a complaint with the Public Prosecutors’ Office ▲ submitting a written opinion to the court ▲ submitting a request for rejection of registration as a lawyer to the Korean Bar Association, and submitting an impeachment motionIn addition, the government plans to establish legal and institutional countermeasures against the prosecutor’s dictatorship, such as preventing the prosecution’s privatization and proposing legislation to normalize the prosecution
(9)In a Facebook post after the press conference, Park Kyun-taek said, “We cannot overlook the situation in which the prosecution turned into a private organization political hunter of the Yoon administration,” adding, “We want to change laws and systems so that even if we do something bad, we can never do it.” Kim Ki-pyo, a lawyer, also lamented, “Under the current administration, prosecutors are focusing only on retaliatory investigations and targeted investigations aimed at eliminating political opponents, rather than legitimate investigations and law enforcement. I think it is too much.” “We are no longer a normal prosecution.”