Monday
January 20, 2020
Gangnam-gu, South Korea
Fine Dust :
The ruling party, Blue House and ministers on Thursday discussed a plan to restrict the prosecution’s investigative powers and restructure the country's main intelligence agency.
Eastar Jet’s pilot union reported founder Lee Sang-jik to the prosecutors for tax evasion and lying on disclosure forms filed for his National Assembly candidacy.
Liberal civic groups typically supportive of President Moon Jae-in are condemning the administration’s overt attempt to weaken the power of the prosecutor general.
Public broadcaster KBS issued an apology on its 9 p.m. news program for running an unconfirmed report alleging that a senior prosecutor aided a former reporter now under arrest in their attempt to incriminate a media personality...
A panel of outside experts advised against an indictment of Samsung leader Lee Jae-yong for his role in a controversial business merger in 2015.
A panel of outside experts on Friday started reviewing the validity of an ongoing criminal investigation into Samsung leader Lee Jae-yong.
Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-youl appears to have dodged a bullet for now, as the leader of the ruling party ordered its lawmakers to stop attacking the chief prosecutor.
Justice Minister Choo Mi-ae on Thursday called out Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-youl’s decision to reassign an internal investigation into the prosecutors’ handling of a 2010 corruption probe into a former prime minister.
An ongoing criminal investigation into Samsung leader Lee Jae-yong will be the subject of a review by an outside expert panel, a special committee decided Thursday.
A local court on Tuesday struck down a request by prosecutors to detain Samsung leader Lee Jae-yong as a suspect in their criminal investigation into a merger that cemented his control over the conglomerate.
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