People Power Party files constitutional complaint against abolition of prosecutorial investigative powers
The People Power Party in South Korea has filed a constitutional complaint against the abolition of prosecutorial investigative powers. The party argues the change infringes on citizens' fundamental rights.
Where they agreeThe People Power Party filed a constitutional complaint regarding the removal of prosecutorial investigative powers.
Key playersJang Dong-hyuk (Party Representative) · Kim Tae-gyu (Legal Advisor) · Jeong Jeom-sik (Floor Leader)
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Thursday, August 13
- People Power Party files constitutional complaint against abolition of prosecutorial investigative powers국힘, ‘檢 보완수사권 폐지’ 형사소송법 헌법소원 청구
- People Power Party files constitutional complaint against abolition of prosecutorial investigative powers국힘, ‘보완수사권 폐지’ 형사소송법 헌법소원 청구
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