Nat′l Conference of Judges to Be Held This Month Amid Calls for Judicial Independence
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Backlash is mounting within the judiciary regarding the ruling party's push for a parliamentary investigation into Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae and pressure for his resignation. Amidst this situation, a call was made on the 3rd to hold a National Conference of Judges. Nam Jun-woo, a presiding judge at the Seoul Bankruptcy Court, posted a message on the court's internal bulletin board (Courtnet) on the same day, stating, "I urge the ho…
Nat′l conference of judges to be held this month amid calls for judicial independence
SEOUL, Nov. 6 (Yonhap) -- A key conference of representative judges from courts nationwide will take place later this month, officials said Friday, amid calls to uphold judicial independence in response to the ruling party's criticism of the judi
Backlash from judges is surfacing against the Lee Jae-myung administration and the Democratic Party's reckless attempts to neutralize the judiciary. While an incumbent prosecutor directly criticized President Lee, calling the so-called "Special Prosecutor Act on Fabricated Indictments" a "privatization of power," the early convening of the National Conference of Judges is also being considered to include a parliamentary investigation into Suprem…
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