Criminal Procedure Act Amendment Expanding Disclosure of Lower Court Judgments Passes National Assembly Plenary Session
South Korea’s National Assembly passed a Criminal Procedure Act amendment expanding public access to lower court judgments, overcoming a filibuster and signaling increased judicial transparency.
Presidential Office Reiterates Opposition to 'Trial Suspension Bill'
The Presidential Office reaffirmed its opposition to the 'Trial Suspension Bill,' as the Democratic Party decided not to proceed with the legislation, citing ongoing coordination and political considerations.
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has called for reforms to limit prosecutors' appeals in acquittal cases, criticizing the current system as excessively harsh on citizens and highlighting that only 5% of such appeals result in convictions.
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President Lee Criticizes Prosecutors' Appeals in Acquittal Cases – 'Why Is the State So Cruel?'
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has called for reforms to limit prosecutors' appeals in acquittal cases, criticizing the current system as excessively harsh on citizens and highlighting that only 5% of such appeals result in convictions.
South Korea’s Democratic Party will proceed with a bill to suspend criminal trials against sitting presidents, despite the Seoul High Court delaying President Lee Jae-myung’s retrial, citing constitutional concerns over arbitrary court interpretations.
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Democratic Party to Push Ahead with Criminal Procedure Law Amendment Despite Delay in President Lee’s Retrial
South Korea’s Democratic Party will proceed with a bill to suspend criminal trials against sitting presidents, despite the Seoul High Court delaying President Lee Jae-myung’s retrial, citing constitutional concerns over arbitrary court interpretations.
Bill to Suspend Trial of President-Elect Passes Judiciary Committee Subcommittee Led by Democratic Party
Democratic Party pushes bill through judiciary subcommittee to suspend trials for president-elect, sparking controversy and opposition walkout
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