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Justice Ministry to expand scope of prosecutors’ investigative power

AsiaToday reporter Kim Im-soo The scope of corruption and economic crimes that prosecutors can directly investigate will be greatly expanded. Besides, prosecutors will be able to investigate directly some crimes, related to violations of judicial order and other offenses stipulated in individual laws, that are classified as “grave crimes”. The move comes jus..

Tensions escalating between gov’t and police
AsiaToday reporter Lee Wook-jae Tension between the government and the police is escalating over the government’s plan to establish a police bureau.&n..

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