Blue House Presses Jo Hee-De to Swiftly Restart Supreme Court Nominations
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The Blue House has once again demanded that Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae initiate the process of re-nominating Supreme Court justices. Although Chief Justice Cho stated at the National Assembly's parliamentary audit on the same day that interfering with his power of nomination is "unconstitutional," the Blue House has merely reaffirmed its existing stance. During a briefing held at the Blue House Chunchugwan on the afternoon of the 6t…
Blue House presses Jo Hee-de to swiftly restart Supreme Court nominations
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Chief justice calls presidential intervention in Supreme Court nominations unconstitutional
Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae said Tuesday that the president has no authority to intervene when he recommends candidates for justices of the top court, escalating a dispute with President Lee Jae Myung over the selection of a new justice. Cho made the remarks during a parliamentary audit of the Supreme Court, where he strongly defended his constitutional authority and criticized Cheong Wa Dae's demand that he nominate another candidat…
Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae stated on the 6th, “Interfering with the Supreme Court’s nominations (for Justices) by the National Assembly and the President is an unconstitutional measure that runs counter to the distribution of authority among institutions and the independence of the judiciary as stipulated in the Constitution.” Chief Justice Cho made these remarks while attending the parliamentary audit of the Supreme Court by the Legislation and …
Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae unusually confronted the passport issue surrounding the Supreme Court Justice's right to appeal in the National Assembly on the 6th. He showed a strong attitude, saying that the National Assembly or the President could not be involved in the Supreme Court's right to petition, and that the National Assembly did not respond to witness oaths and requests for testimony, saying that there was no basis for the National Assemb…
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