A grandmother who had suffered many damages from neighbors over the years went to a prosecutor's office close to the prosecutor's office with a complaint about the damage he had suffered. So, from the dawn, I packed a bag and went to the'Dae' Public Prosecutor's Office on the first bus to Seoul.

So in 2005, when I met a grandmother who was waiting for the order to file a complaint, I came to Seoul's'Central' District Attorney's Office in 2005. I have met many people who wandered between the Seoul Central District Attorney's Office and the Supreme Prosecutors' Office, saying that the complaint is not filed in the Public Prosecutor's Office near the house. But it doesn't seem to have changed much now.

Recently, an athlete suffers from the habitual assaults and assaults of the coaches and athletes, making extreme choices that hurt our hearts. However, it was reported that the victim had already posted an article inquiring about an assault charge on a portal site last year. The threshold of the investigation agency is still high, even if it is high for the citizens, so that the victims should contact the portal site, not the investigation agency.

It is the era of prosecution reform. The current government is using the prosecution reform as a national policy, and is pushing ahead to complete the prosecution reform, which goes beyond the middle of power. The prosecution and police reconciliation measures that limit the direct prosecution power of the prosecution and the law to establish a criminal investigation office for high-ranking officials have already passed the National Assembly, and the 2nd Legal and Prosecution Reform Committee was established, including'Securing the Fairness and Appropriateness of Prosecutorial Exercises' He also announced four key reforms.

Whenever I heard about the prosecution reform, I brought a complaint to the nearest prosecutor's office, but I often asked these questions, recalling the victims who had not been crossed the door of the prosecutor's office with their unfortunate story.

"If the prosecution reform succeeds, can citizens who come with their unfortunate stories be welcomed in the Public Prosecutor's Office's complaint room?"

Unfortunately, even if the current government's prosecution reform succeeds, it is expected that there will be no change in which citizens can easily tell their unfortunate stories in the Public Prosecutor's Office of the Civil Service Office without being beaten up. This is because these issues have never been properly discussed on the agenda of the prosecution reform.

When we go to the Public Prosecutor's Office, the public prosecutor, the prosecutor, is waiting for us to listen to our unfortunate stories directly. Shouldn't that be called the'real reform' where the prosecution power really returns to the citizen's arms?

However, there is no reason why such a civil service room exists only in our fantasy. This is because the Criminal Procedure Act stipulates that the Civil Service Office operate in such a way. The Criminal Procedure Act provides the following rules for the methods of prosecution and prosecution.

Article 237 of the Criminal Procedure Law (Method of Complaints and Complaints)

① Complaints or complaints must be made in writing or verbally to the prosecutor or law enforcement officers.

② When a prosecutor or a judicial police officer is sued or accused by an oral statement, a written report must be prepared.


According to the Criminal Procedure Act, we don't even have to take the trouble of filing a complaint when asking for punishment for someone who has caused it. Just go and speak. Then, the prosecutor must listen to us and organize the contents in a document. It's not an option that the prosecutor should stop or not, but it is a'must-have'.


Even though I wrote down the unfortunate story, the Public Prosecutors' Office's complaint room is not normal under the criminal law law. However, Article 237 of the Criminal Procedure Act is not written anywhere in the Public Prosecutor's Office, and the prosecution also does not provide a way for us to easily cross the civil service's threshold. Just as the court doesn't tell us how to apply for a recording or shorthand to deal with the judge's end. ( 'The elegant way to deal with the judge's end'- see the link below) It was said that prosecutors gathered for nine hours as to whether or not to accept last week's command of justice. But what we really want to see is to reflect on the reality that prosecutors are head to head and victims do not cross the threshold of an investigative agency and make extreme choices, and to implement the state's complaints office, where Article 237 of the Criminal Procedure Act is properly implemented. It will be like that, trying and striving for.


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