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The South Korean government convened a cabinet of ministers presided over by President Lee Jae-myung on the 4th to review and pass amendments to the Criminal Procedure Law, completely abolishing the powers of the procuratorial authorities to conduct direct investigations and supplementary investigations. This means that Korea's criminal justice system, which has continued for more than 70 years, has undergone major adjustments.
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The South Korean government convened a cabinet of ministers presided over by President Lee Jae-myung on the 4th to review and pass amendments to the Criminal Procedure Law, completely abolishing the powers of the procuratorial authorities to conduct direct investigations and supplementary investigations. This means that Korea's criminal justice system, which has continued for more than 70 years, has undergone major adjustments.
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