Kwak Sang-eon responds to the controversy over the abolition of the prosecution's supplementary investigation rights, saying, "The police's exclusive investigation rights will be a bigger problem than law distortion."
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Kwak Sang-eon of the Democratic Party of Korea officially announced his opposition to the abolition of the prosecution's supplementary investigative power.
On the 11th, Rep. Kwak Sang-eon of the Democratic Party of Korea officially announced his opposition to the abolition of the prosecution's supplementary investigative power. Rep. Kwak wrote on Facebook that day, "There are people who argue that the prosecution's investigative power should be eliminated altogether and the police should be granted 'exclusive investigative power' to prevent 'abuse of the prosecution's investigative power.' I do not agree." He said, “The problems that arise from the police’s exclusive investigative authority are the problems caused by the practice of law distortion...
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