US EditionPublic Prosecutor's Office personnel committee sues Han Deok-soo for dereliction of duty... "Not appointing prosecutors shakes our existence"
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The prosecutor of the King of the Liège Public Prosecutor's Office, Damien Leboutte, has come out of his reserve this weekend by publishing, in his own name, a text on various social networks. This, to explain that the Liège Public Prosecutor's Office will soon be understaffed alarmingly. We are currently 66 magistrates out of 71 but we will soon see the departure of 5 or 6 magistrates to other functions, 2 magistrates will be delegated without …
Attorney Lee Chang-min of the Lawyers for a Democratic Society, a member of the personnel committee of the High-ranking Officials’ Corruption Investigation Office (Public Prosecutor’s Office), has filed a complaint against Acting President and Prime Minister Han Duck-soo for dereliction of duty. Despite the fact that Acting President Han has the duty to appoint prosecutors for the Public Prosecutor’s Office as Acting President,
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