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On Jan. If prosecutors decide to make an appeal, however, a second trial will begin. Depending on the outcome of that trial, prosecutors or the defendants may take the case to a higher court, leading to a Supreme Court decision that will decide the innocence or guilt of the defendants. The Dong-a Ilbo and the Joongang Ilbo claimed that prosecutors overreached in their investigations from the beginning.
The Hankyoreh and the Hankook Ilbo questioned the legitimacy of the verdict, asserting that perhaps the judicial branch was protecting its own. Particularly notable was a Chosun Ilbo editorial. For the next five months, prosecutors, led by then Prosecutor General Yoon Suk-yeol and his trusted deputy Han Dong-hoon, mobilized 50 prosecutors in a witch hunt investigation. Both Yoon and the presidential office are keeping their mouths shut.
When reporters questioned Han on his way to work on Jan. What does this mean? Moreover, he refused to offer an opinion on the case because he is no longer a prosecutor. Basically, he sidestepped the question. On Feb. He had been appointed to lead the investigation. The four deputy department heads of the special investigations bureau lined up behind him during the press conference. A look at the photos will reveal a fierce look in his eyes. This is what he said. Three internal probes by the Supreme Court revealed problematic documents, which were made public.
Within that time period, prosecutors received a number of tip-offs and calls from the public for a thorough investigation into the truth. Based on our investigations, we indicted Yang for meddling with verdicts regarding compensation for victims of forced mobilization under the Japanese occupation, for threatening judges with retaliatory consequences if they ruled unfavorably toward the judicial branch, and for covering up corruption within the judicial branch.
